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It looks like there's a class of .four-col being applied to the other columns, but not the Aikido menu. I think this is probably a function of your mega menu plugin
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It looks like there's a class of .four-col being applied to the other columns, but not the Aikido menu. I think this is probably a function of your mega menu plugin

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I deleted the menu items and I am re-adding the pages to the menu, this seems to be working, thank you LZ, I don't think I would have thought of that!
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I deleted the menu items and I am re-adding the pages to the menu, this seems to be working, thank you LZ, I don't think I would have thought of that!

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Your welcome. When all else fails, start over. &nbsp;Of course this depends on the relative size/complexity of the project. <br />
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Thanks for the points!
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Your welcome. When all else fails, start over.  Of course this depends on the relative size/complexity of the project.

Thanks for the points!

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I am creating this Drupal 7 website for a client. The drop down menu is working fine, except, when you hove over Iaido, the drop down menu is really narrow which forces the long titles of the links to wrap to the next line. The other drop downs are even a little too wide.<br />
Why is this happening?!!!<br />
<a href="http://216.69.159.40/riveroflifecenter/" rel="ugc">http://216.69.159.40/riveroflifecenter/</a><br />
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The theme I am using is Marinelli<br />
Thanks!
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I am creating this Drupal 7 website for a client. The drop down menu is working fine, except, when you hove over Iaido, the drop down menu is really narrow which forces the long titles of the links to wrap to the next line. The other drop downs are even a little too wide.
Why is this happening?!!!
http://216.69.159.40/riveroflifecenter/

The theme I am using is Marinelli
Thanks!

Drupal CSS, One of many drop down menus is too narrow

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