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I’d like to center both my header image and my primary navigation and I’m at a loss. http://jennifergrayeb.com/
I’d also love to have the formatting for the navigation be more like the secondary nav (rather than pull from the header/title area). Is there an easy way to just move the sub menu under the header?
Try changing line 1965 to look like this –
.site-header .widget-area { color: #ddd; float: none; text-align: center; width: auto; }I changed “float: right” to “none” and “text-align: right” to “center“. You may need to make more adjustments once we see what it looks like, but try that first and let me know what happens.
You could also look at the code that changes when the responsive css kicks in (when the browser is resized) since it’s automatically centered.
Thanks as always Wes 🙂
What about either moving the secondary nav below the header OR reformatting the primary nav so it’s not part of the header wrap area? (i.e, I want it to have it’s own formatting like a full width nav bar)
The code to do this should be inside your functions file and it looks like this –
// Reposition the Secondary Navigation remove_action( 'genesis_after_header', 'genesis_do_subnav' ) ; add_action( 'genesis_before_header', 'genesis_do_subnav' );<!--formatted-->You can change it to “genesis_after_header” and it will show up after the header…..you could also just remove that code alltogther and I think it will show up right after the nav by default. Let me know if that helps
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