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7 years 7 months ago - 7 years 7 months ago #9270
by Hans-Peter Gross
Navigation tab menu - rows and columns don't look the way they should was created by Hans-Peter Gross
Hello,
Before I start I want to tell you, that I think your template looks really smooth.
While working on it I stumbled upon a problem:
I redid the tab navigation menu. I encountered difficulties adjusting one tab the way I want to, although I tried doing it the
exact same way as it was done in the original template in order to get
the same style.
Instead of four columns I got one column with four rows regardless.
This is how it is supposed to look like:
This is how it looks like:
Do you have any suggestions ?
Thanks in advance
Before I start I want to tell you, that I think your template looks really smooth.

While working on it I stumbled upon a problem:
I redid the tab navigation menu. I encountered difficulties adjusting one tab the way I want to, although I tried doing it the
exact same way as it was done in the original template in order to get
the same style.
Instead of four columns I got one column with four rows regardless.
This is how it is supposed to look like:
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This is how it looks like:
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Do you have any suggestions ?
Thanks in advance
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7 years 7 months ago #9271
by Ha Pham
Replied by Ha Pham on topic Navigation tab menu - rows and columns don't look the way they should
Hi,you can see in quickstart package when install
if you want create 4 columns with width 4x:
- create main col with width 4x and choose has column in config
- create 4 sub cols with width x and choose has column in config
- in 4 sub cols create own menu with widh x and choose no has column
if you want create 4 columns with width 4x:
- create main col with width 4x and choose has column in config
- create 4 sub cols with width x and choose has column in config
- in 4 sub cols create own menu with widh x and choose no has column
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7 years 7 months ago - 7 years 7 months ago #9272
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Replied by Hans-Peter Gross on topic Navigation tab menu - rows and columns don't look the way they should
Thank you 
Do I have to do a fresh install or can I change it with its current state ?

Do I have to do a fresh install or can I change it with its current state ?
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7 years 7 months ago #9273
by Ha Pham
Replied by Ha Pham on topic Navigation tab menu - rows and columns don't look the way they should
I think you should install quickstart package with Demo content
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7 years 7 months ago - 7 years 7 months ago #9274
by Hans-Peter Gross
Replied by Hans-Peter Gross on topic Navigation tab menu - rows and columns don't look the way they should
Sorry for I am a total beginner.
I installed the quickstart package as is -only thing I did was renaming menu items.
Where exactly am I supposed to create a main col and four sub cols? I don't find it.
EDIT: there are 2 more questions about articles.
There seems to be the Chicago Style used in the headlines. How can I turn that off because in German it is really unusal to capitalize every word.
Plus how can I add a bit of space around the picture of an article so that it looks better. (Both have been this way already)?
Thanks in Advance
I installed the quickstart package as is -only thing I did was renaming menu items.
Where exactly am I supposed to create a main col and four sub cols? I don't find it.

EDIT: there are 2 more questions about articles.
There seems to be the Chicago Style used in the headlines. How can I turn that off because in German it is really unusal to capitalize every word.
Plus how can I add a bit of space around the picture of an article so that it looks better. (Both have been this way already)?
Attachment OMG-defaultArticle.png not found
Thanks in Advance
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7 years 7 months ago #9275
by Ha Pham
Replied by Ha Pham on topic Navigation tab menu - rows and columns don't look the way they should
1. If you finish install quickstart package
in admin, go to Menu > Main menu and find menu Joomla! Page
In demo,it has 3 cols so you create more col base of this, change menu item type like your
2. You can access file /templates/ot_dulcet/assets/css/template.css by ftp or in backend access Extensions/Templates, choose Templates in left menu
Choose Ot_dulcet Details and Files and access assets/css/template.css
In line 507 we have this code:
h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 {
font-family: 'CartoGothicStd' !important;
font-style: normal;
font-weight: normal;
margin: 10px 0;
}
You can change font family and save it
in admin, go to Menu > Main menu and find menu Joomla! Page
In demo,it has 3 cols so you create more col base of this, change menu item type like your
2. You can access file /templates/ot_dulcet/assets/css/template.css by ftp or in backend access Extensions/Templates, choose Templates in left menu
Choose Ot_dulcet Details and Files and access assets/css/template.css
In line 507 we have this code:
h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 {
font-family: 'CartoGothicStd' !important;
font-style: normal;
font-weight: normal;
margin: 10px 0;
}
You can change font family and save it
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