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I still have an issue with the mega-menu. The top level item with css class mega-menu keeps showing in the dropdown, no mather what I do. How do I construct it so that the top item doesnt show in the drop down?

Hi Daniel, my site isnt live yet but soon will be. I sent you login info so you can check it out.

Hi Cesar,

Have you figured it out yet?

I have checked your website in Chrome, Firefox, Safari and IE and the only browser I found this happening is IE. That’s probably because IE’s font antialiasing makes text look wider.

Since you’re not using menu item descriptions try switching to the small navbar under Theme Options → General → Navbar Size, this will decrease the padding on menu items and allow for more space between the site title and navigation.

If you still want to use the large navbar you can decrease the padding on menu items by adding this to your custom CSS:

.navbar-large .nav > li > a {
	padding-left: 15px;
	padding-right: 15px;
}

By the way, I like what you did with your website, this is one of the few occasions I see the theme’s features put to proper use. I have one small observation: I see you wanted to remove the blog tagline by deleting the text from “Blog Pages Header Text”, this however left a horizontal line above the blog posts. The proper way to remove the tagline is to go to Theme Options → Templates and drag the “Archive Location” function from the right to the left column.

What I replied above is concerning your website. Up until and including the code it answers your question and what follows is a personal observation. To avoid confusions like this it’s always a good idea to open a new topic, even if the question at hand is related to an existing topic.

I’m sorry for the misunderstanding. The menu item is repeated in the submenu because it contains a link. Since links in menu items with drop-downs are inaccessible because a click opens the drop-down, the links are inserted inside the drop-down. If you don’t want the item to repeat itself then add it as a custom link and insert a # in the URL field or leave it blank.

Sorry, negative. Think of it this way: Traditionally drop downs used to open on hover so the link inside parent item was still accessible on click. In Enlightenment drop downs open on click so links inside parents are inaccessible. To counter this behavior items with a link are cloned as the first element of their dropdown. This happens only when the item actually has a link, so if you don’t want to clone the item in the dropdown you just put a hashtag(#) or leave it blank. It’s simple and no need to change anything.