[Alexander]

First, excuse my poor english, but I try to be as objective as possible.

I created a ‘<DIV>’ at the top of the page to accommodate two menu buttons on a plugin for WordPress that I acquired.

However, this <div> occupies the same area as the top menu overlapping each other. I wonder if it is possible, using custom CSS to move around the template 15 pixels away from the top edge of the screen to accommodate this <div> further without compromising the template layout?

[Sakin]

@Alexander: For this, you need to post in your site URL and let me know which menu are you talking about and then I can check that for you.

[Alexander]

Hello Sakin,

Of course, here’s the url …

http://www.sel.eesc.usp.br/sel

Thanks for the prompt response and if you can help me, I will be immensely grateful. Just need to put this site to work.

[Alexander]

Hello Sakin.

I’m trying to over an hour to put the answer for you here in the forum, and I can not. He even let me fill in the field, but does not make the posting. When I click to submit it back with only our two posts.

[Alexander]

So let me try and see if I can post the page address.

The address is http://www sel eesc usp br / sel

If it works and it allows the posting, just complete the link.

Thank you for your help. Just missing this detail to put the site to work.

[Alexander]

Hi Sakin

First, I would like to thank you for offering help.

I’ve been analyzing the code of the page and found two amendments which resolved my problem. So I’m leaving a tip for most any user who wanted to deploy the same feature on your site.

Again, thank you.

In Custon CCS area I add this tree codes.:

#fixed-header {top: 25px;}
.show-header #feature-slider {margin-top: -20px;}
#breadcrumb-list {margin: 24px 0px 0px 0px;}

[Sakin]

@Alexander: Thanks for sharing 🙂

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