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How do I edit spacing on secondary Navbar?
How do I edit the spacing inbetween the primary navbar and secondary navbar? I can edit the space inbetween the words, the colors of the text, and the size of the boxes, but I don't know how to move the text down a bit.
(By the way, what is the secondary navbar actually called?) The images are attached. The first one is what mine looks like. The second is what I want it to look like. |
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For advice on CSS we need a link to your site, unless you are using the vbulletin default template structure. All I can offer is a starting point, which may or may not work with your style.
The following code will adjust the height of the line or the lines margin and its associated container. You will have to alter the actual values to your style. Code:
.navbar { height: 62px; /* container size */ } .navbar ul { line-height: 40px; /* this may work for you */ } or .navbar ul { margin-top: 10px; /* or this may work for you */ } |
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The first one worked perfectly. The second one worked, but it lowered the 'Advanced' search link all the way to the right. |
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