No matter which css selector I choose, the Simplemenu bar stays on top. I am working with a theme that has a banner in the middle (Channel Nine) which is 1 line lower than the top of screen and only 40% of screen width. I would like to replace this banner with a Simplemenu bar.
Any hints on how I can achieve this would be greatly appreciated.

Many thanks in advance.

TR

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theorichel’s picture

theorichel commented

Solved it myself. These properties are in de simplemenu.css, the second item ( ul#simplemenu ). Just change the percentage and the values for left and top ( and eventually for position). If anything more ought to be done I hope Ted warns us.

m3avrck’s picture

m3avrck commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

Yes, this is because of the old postion:fixed. Now this is position:absolute, so simply adjust the top and left selectors to move it around, much ilke you have done :-)

sourabh.iitm’s picture

sourabh.iitm commented
Status: Closed (fixed) » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

This Problem is not solved.

If i am trying to position menu at a particular Left & Top. It is not working if i am changing the resolution of my screen.

Is there any way to adjust this exact at center which is compatible with all scree resolution..

irishgringo’s picture

irishgringo commented

i am trying to get this menu to center relative to the browser client. I have been playing with the simplemenus.css file, but I can not figure it out.
could someone give me a hint please

AntiNSA’s picture

AntiNSA commented

any way to keep it floating at top so it doesnt move off screen when scrolling??

keesee’s picture

keesee commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (works as designed)

its this way by design. On the simple menu setting page you can select where the menu is place in the advanced collapsible field set. depending on where the div is you may need to "append" it (also an option).
if you don't want it 100% remove that from the theme css file you have assigned. I do it anyway because it causes problems in IE6.

centering would work the same. center a div using any css tecnique that you want.... assign the jquery selector in the settings screen and remove the 100%. make the containing div the same color and 100 percent and use something along the lines of text-align: center. the menu will center.

to answer AntiNSAs question, you don't want to do that with simple menu.
user this approach and then place the menu in the Header div.
http://www.cssplay.co.uk/layouts/basics2.html

Hopefully this slves everyones questions. changing the status of this to "by design".