Wow - thank you so much for doing this, TheLastSuperman!!!
I have made the changes, and been playing around with the CSS for toplinks ? specifically margin-left and margin-right. Margin-right (for me) being set at 185px does the trick. As far as margin-left goes, if I leave it in ? then when the window narrows, it causes the login/welcome user section to fall below (and bleed over into the New Posts/Private Messages/FAQ/etc. part of the navbar ? which is bad). If instead I remove the margin-left altogether, there is still some overlapping of text ? but it is more tolerable IMO. Either way ? there is a tragic flaw though ? which I'm not sure there is a solution to. Here is what I have now that is most tolerable. First here is the toplink section in
additional.css ...
Code:
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.toplinks {margin-right: 185px; z-index: 10;}
width:"40%";
color:{vb:stylevar toplinks_link_color};
font: {vb:stylevar header_font};
text-align:{vb:stylevar right};
and (with your outstanding mods), here is what I see:
This looks GREAT ...
However, the flaw I cannot seem to get around happens when the browser is narrowed ...
and AFTER Login, here is what I see (first the good) ...
and then the flaw when the browser is narrowed ...
Again, I know I can use "margin-left" to control how far left it goes ... but then when the browser narrows, it hops down and covers up the links right below it. So there is a flaw either way. Unless there is something (or some CSS property) that I'm not considering ...
any ideas?