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Frame/grid unstable since newest update

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    ecoistic
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    The top-frame wont follow the desired height within the grid. It keeps changing from adjusting one over the other, when in less than 900px width. This occurred since I had to remake the phone-menu. strindberg(dot)se

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      Hi @ecoistic

      can you send us a link that we can have a look?

      Best!

      Marius

      www.mariusjopen.world

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        it's live at strindberg.se

        It is a problem concerning the mobile menu. I think it appeared since you changed some of the code with the new update. It would be nice -i assume- to switch some of the values to percentage instead of pixels when it comes to the function of the mobile menu.

        The problem with the new update is that I can't dictate how the menu should appear next to the logotype and the text below. When opening the menu it appears rather awful at the moment.

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          hey it seems that you need to adapt your custom css to make it look right again.

          your phone menu is "position: relative;" so whenever the phone menu is shown, it pushes down all the other content.

          I hope I understood the problem correctly.

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            ecoistic
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            Hi!

            It is a desired effect wanting to push down the content rather than layering it on top.

            I do not understand how to change the color of the menu when active on a darker background — e.g. it would be nice if the "index"-page had a white menu instead of gray. This used to work with the current custom css, but that is not the case anymore. It does though work in desktop-mode.

            Thanks šŸ™

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              Dear @ecoistic
              can you post a link to your website?

              That makes it easier.

              You can overwrite the LayTheme CSS when you put !important at the end of the CSS statement:
              https://css-tricks.com/when-using-important-is-the-right-choice/

              Best!

              Marius

              www.mariusjopen.world

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                strindberg.se

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                  Dear @ecoistic
                  you can use the SLUG to address specific pages. For example: .slug-home

                  The pushing down of the content seems to work, right?

                  And with this you can address the active menu point:
                  .current-menu-item

                  So you can use this as CUSTOM CSS and modify the active menu point.

                  Best!

                  Marius

                  www.mariusjopen.world

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