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I'm using the Tetris theme, which automatically includes a banner for my site's tagline. I'd like to get rid of both the tagline and the white banner itself.

Also, my menu options are displaying as a vertical list in my header. What's the best way to turn them into a horizontal list?

Here's the site in question:
http://www.jacobhg.com

I'm very new to WordPress and CSS, so if your response includes editing the code, please be very specific about what steps I need to take.

Thanks!

Also like to get rid of the 'search' widget, but maybe that's a qu for another forum topic later.

I checked http://robinlennoxstewart.com/ and I don't see a search widget, so it looks like you were able to remove it on your own, probably via the Appearance → Widgets page.

Your blog looks absolutely fantastic! And I love your artwork.

I'd like to create a nice custom header (about 600x210) with a horizontal menu, just like in the 'awesome blogs using Imbalance2' examples you see when you first sign up.

Here are some past threads that explain how to do that:

• http://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/enlarging-your-header-image-in-imbalance2?replies=4#post-790098
• http://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/align-menu-tabs-side-by-side-in-imbalance?replies=22#post-764995

Also like to get rid of the 'search' widget, but maybe that's a qu for another forum topic later.

How do I go about this, CSS-wise? I have the design upgrade.

Blog is here: http://robinlennoxstewart.com

Many thanks in advance!

@thesacredpath
Yes thanks, that's exactly the reason why I want this has to be fixed.
I've tried many things and looked all over the web and I did find similair threads but none are solved.

Things like display:inline, or working with a width of 10% for every category (if there would be 10 items) doesn't work or don't give the right result.

Once again, any help is appreciated!

Also know that if someone zooms in via their browser zoom controls, that can also blow up all your hard work.

Also also know that if someone changes the default font size in their browser preferences your hard work could/will blow up.

Just keep all that in mind.

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I'm working on a blog and have made a HORIZONTAL MENU in which I've put some categories.

The width of all the content is 900px.

The items I put in the menu are EXACTLY 900 pixels, one more letter or digit and it would create an extra row. And there is the problem. Even though it looks great in all browers, it DOES create an extra row when checking the site on my mobile phone (BlackBerry 9900).

How do I fix this so it will ALWAYS fit on one LINE and if needed shrink within the row instead of creating a new row?

All help and suggestions are very much appreciated!

<br /> .nav-main{<br /> z-index: 10;<br /> min-width: 100%; */ THIS DOESN'T SEEM TO WORK */<br /> }<br /> .nav-main ul{<br /> background: #c9c9c9;<br /> border: 6px solid #888888;<br /> margin: 0 0 -10px;<br /> }<br /> .nav-main li{<br /> background: #c9c9c9;<br /> border-left: 2px solid #888888;<br /> }</p> <p>.nav-main a{<br /> color:#888888;<br /> letter-spacing: 0.05em;<br /> font-size: 115%;<br /> webkit-text-size-adjust:none; */ THIS DOESN'T SEEM TO WORK EITHER */<br /> padding:5px 15px 7px;<br /> text-transform: uppercase;<br /> font-weight: normal;<br /> }<br />

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P.S. In your original post you have the option to mark this thread "resolved". Will you do that please?

#navlist {
color:red;
background:#FAFAD2;
border-top-width:5px;
border-top-style:solid;
border-top-color:white;
border-bottom-width:2px;
border-bottom-style:solid;
border-bottom-color:#669933;
}
and I tried adding #navlist_effect { color:red; }

Does anyone have other ideas?