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The problem is that the menu system on that site is not generating unique CSS elements for each menu item. &nbsp;Everything is done via a class that applies to all elements in the menu.<br />
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I'm assuming that's something built into the theme of the site and thus not easily editable. &nbsp;Moving the whole menu over is possible, but not one item as currently constructed.
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One way would be to create a new menu, with a single menu item in it. There are numerous ways to approach this, but I imagine you will need to edit the theme's CSS. (I ALWAYS build a child theme into ALL my Wordpress builds to make this easy, because there is ALWAYS something about the theme you want to change...) <br />
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Or.... &nbsp;There is a possibility that a plugin that does additional menus may work... &nbsp;And I'm sure there are many other ways to approach it.<br />
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You could also put &quot;blank&quot; menu items on the existing menu bar, to create a sort of &quot;space&quot; and spread out the item you want on the end. <br />
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Think creatively...if you need help, hire someone I guess. There are many great groups...I belong to WordPress Experts on LinkedIn ...and lots of people there will help you.
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You fixed it! Thanks Abhijit!
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I want to move one of my menu items to the very right justified part of my menu. The website is <a href="http://www.echartacuity.com/newsite" rel="ugc">http://www.echartacuity.com/newsite</a>. I just want the contact menu item to be right justified.
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I want to move one of my menu items to the very right justified part of my menu. The website is http://www.echartacuity.com/newsite. I just want the contact menu item to be right justified.

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