lower main content on page

[paul smyth]

Larger Logo Image –

Is their a way to lower the menu below the image, or even better lower the entire box that contains the menu and content on all pages to allow for a larger logo? I am sure its some simple css that’s eluding me right now

Paul

[paul smyth]

fixed the problem

[Bill Robbins]

Paul,

I’m glad you found a solution. If you need any help, just let me know.

Bill

[ken Doughty]

Hi Bill,

Just bought theme and it’s amazing. I spend countless hours searching for a full screen theme that was responsive, and I’m loving every minute.

Anyway, how can I raise the content box up a bit, so it reads better on my iPad?

http://oneosixsalon.co.uk/

Many thanks in advance, buddy 🙂

Ken

[Bill Robbins]

Ken,

Thank you for your business and I’m glad you’re enjoying the theme. Here’s how to move up your content.

1. Go to the theme options page and select the styling tab.
2. At the top of the page, choose “yes” to include custom styling.
3. Scroll down to the bottom and paste this into the box for Custom CSS:

   
   @media only screen and (min-width: 768px) and (max-width: 1024px) {
   	
   	.page-content {
   		margin-top: -247px;
   		overflow: hidden;
   	}
   
   }
   

4. Update your settings.

That will move your content area up to even with the top of your logo on an iPad size screen. You can adjust its position by changing the -247 in the code above. Making it more negative will move it higher on the page; less negative will move it lower on the page.

If you have any questions, let me know.

Great work on your site too. We’d love to include it in our new showcase if you’re ok with that.

Thanks,
Bill

[ken Doughty]

Hi Bill,

Yes please, it’s be an honor to be in your showcase:)

Ken

[ken Doughty]

BTW FANTASTIC SERVICE AND I’ve SENT YOU AN EMAIL 🙂

[ken Doughty]

CSS modifications worked like a dream. Hey, you should put this in the Theme Options Panel – it’s awesome for ipads!

Thanks again Bill

[Bill Robbins]

Awesome on all accounts Ken. The iPad trick works great, especially if you have a nearly square or round logo. Tightens things up quite a bit.

If you need anything, just let me know,
Bill

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