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All department submenu "class=nav-sublist-dropdown"

This topic has 2 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 4 years, 1 months ago ago by Rose Tyler

Jannis T

Participant

January 8, 2021 at 09:41

Hello,

first of all congrats for the great theme in quality and design!

We have the following issue with the implemenation of the shop with the default theme template. On our testing site the all department sub menus open to side like shown in screenshots https://prnt.sc/wiuc13 and https://prnt.sc/wiucc2

This forces the users to screen-scroll when the submenu lists gets longer, which it will be the case in the shop. Now the shop owner requested to have the nav-sublist-dropdown container start at same X/Y location and have the same height as the menu-main-container, as shown in this screenshot https://prnt.sc/wiunhi

How can this be achieved?

Thank you & regards
JT

#267255 Copied Theme version: 7.2.3 WooCommerce version: 4.8.0

1 Answer
Rose Tyler

Support staff

January 8, 2021 at 15:31
Hello,

Thanks for using our theme.
Try to add the next code in Theme Options > Theme Custom CSS > Custom CSS for desctop:

.et_b_header-menu.et_element-top-level .item-design-dropdown .nav-sublist-dropdown:not(.nav-sublist) { height: 511px; top: 0 !important; } .et_b_header-menu.et_element-top-level .item-design-dropdown:last-child .nav-sublist-dropdown { top: -200px !important; }

Regards
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