Rowby Goren
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Using css to move a class to the left of its current position
Hi
I'm trying to move a menu to the left, and I think what I am missing in my css are the proper positioning/addition of the "Class" dots ".".
Here's a shortened URL to the site:
Link to page with menu
The menu is on the upper right and is controlled by the following in the html:
Here's the css I have so far, and it is not affecting anything at all:
What mods do I have to make to the above to get it to work -- that is, move the top right menu a bit to the left.
Thanks
Rowby
I'm trying to move a menu to the left, and I think what I am missing in my css are the proper positioning/addition of the "Class" dots ".".
Here's a shortened URL to the site:
Link to page with menu
The menu is on the upper right and is controlled by the following in the html:
<ul class menu nav-pills _topMainRowbyMenu hidden-phone">
Here's the css I have so far, and it is not affecting anything at all:
ul.menu nav-pills _topMainRowbyMenu hidden-phone {
margin-left: -100px;
}
What mods do I have to make to the above to get it to work -- that is, move the top right menu a bit to the left.
Thanks
Rowby
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Thanks, Julian.
I went ahead and did the negative position.
Rowby
I went ahead and did the negative position.
Rowby
You are welcome - thanks for the points.
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