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    Dear Laytheme team,

    Is there a way to elegantly position the Site Title and Menu next to each other at the top left and control spacing between the two elements? Something like this:
    Screenshot 2023-03-09 at 17.42.03.png

    Playing around with positioning in "Customize", I seem to be unable to figure it out or find a simple and elegant solution that nicely scales across different screen sizes.

    Thanks so much in advance!

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      Dear Laytheme team,

      Is there a way to elegantly position the Site Title and Menu next to each other at the top left and control spacing between the two elements? Something like this:
      Screenshot 2023-03-09 at 17.42.03.png

      Playing around with positioning in "Customize", I seem to be unable to figure it out or find a simple and elegant solution that nicely scales across different screen sizes.

      Thanks so much in advance!

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      alasdair17
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      @PTD hey, if you position your menu to 'top left' and then use, 'space left' to move it to the right.

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        @PTD hey, if you position your menu to 'top left' and then use, 'space left' to move it to the right.

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        @alasdair17 Thank you so much!
        Yes, I've been adjusting the "space left" value, however, I was hoping to have a bit more control to havev consistent spacing between the two elements across different screen sizes.
        Do you happen to know of an elegant solution to achieve this?

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          hey man maybe dont use a site title, but in your menu just put your site title in there as a menu item

          in appearance -> menus

          go to screen options and enable "css classes"
          Screenshot 2023-03-14 at 19.43.08.png

          then add a css class to that menupoint and use css to control the spacing

          you need to know some css in order to do this

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            hey man maybe dont use a site title, but in your menu just put your site title in there as a menu item

            in appearance -> menus

            go to screen options and enable "css classes"
            Screenshot 2023-03-14 at 19.43.08.png

            then add a css class to that menupoint and use css to control the spacing

            you need to know some css in order to do this

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            PTD
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            @arminunruh Thank you so much for the advice Armin!
            Trying CSS for the past week, unfortunately I've been unable to achieve the desired result.

            Would you be willing to share what the code should look like to control the spacing between two menupoints horizontally?

            Many thanks in advance!

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