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Browsing to that link, the black nav bar does stretch the full width already. &nbsp;Am I missing something?
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Browsing to that link, the black nav bar does stretch the full width already.  Am I missing something?

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Thanks, I ended up working it out &nbsp;by simply adding some code to the #nav tag
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Thanks, I ended up working it out  by simply adding some code to the #nav tag

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On this site here <a href="http://www.fashionline.com.au/" rel="ugc">http://www.fashionline.com.au/</a><br />
I would like the main navigation to stretch to the full width of the site. &nbsp;Ideally having the black stretch the full width.<br />
But I can't seem to isolate the correct css to achieve this.<br />
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If anyone knows how to make that sticky also and float to the top on scroll I would be greatful for help with that too?<br />
Thank you
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On this site here http://www.fashionline.com.au/
I would like the main navigation to stretch to the full width of the site.  Ideally having the black stretch the full width.
But I can't seem to isolate the correct css to achieve this.

If anyone knows how to make that sticky also and float to the top on scroll I would be greatful for help with that too?
Thank you

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