Carson Index Styling

Site URL: https://www.sophersparn.com

I am wondering if there is a way to inject custom css to move the index menu on the Carson template (Tremont family) up towards the site header. The built-in styling allows for the menu to be at the bottom of the page, but not the top.

Can you describe in more detail?

Basically I just want to make the index menu on the Tremont family move up towards the site header. What detail are you looking for?

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.collection-nav-desc-wrapper.too-tall.show {
    top: 100px !Important;
}

Hi @patricia-h and @tuanphan,

I'm trying to move the navigator to the right on Carson and I'm not figuring it out...

I tried to copy the blow css from your site, Patricia:

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.tweak-index-nav-position-left .collection-nav-desc-wrapper .collection-nav, .tweak-index-nav-position-bottom-left .collection-nav-desc-wrapper .collection-nav {

padding-right: .5em;
padding-left: 0;

}

But it doesn't do anything when I try to apply it to mine.

Site is hardly built, but you can look: jodyfladerloving.squarespace.com

pw: JFL21

Thank you for help in advance!

Any ideas regarding the above, @paul2009 or @kerstinmartin?

The password that you posted above didn't work.

Sorry about that @paul2009! fixed now

On 2/16/2021 at 3:45 PM, LaurenZA said:

 jodyfladerloving.squarespace.com

pw: JFL21

Figured it out!

I adjusted the default left (13vw) to a new number to move the navigator over.

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.collection-nav-desc-wrapper {
  left: 65vw;
}

24 minutes ago, LaurenZA said:

Figured it out!

I adjusted the default left (13vw) to a new number

Great! Bear in mind that you'll either need to adjust the value according to the viewport, or apply it on larger viewports only. If you don't, it is likely to overflow on mobile devices like this:

Hi @paul2009 - I am running into that exact issue...

Is this a media-screen thing? How exactly should I tackle this.

10 hours ago, LaurenZA said:

Is this a media-screen thing?

Yes. You can add some media queries to apply different positioning or sizing according to the width of the viewport (the screen width). For example, to apply a setting on screen widths below 768 pixels, you could add the code below. Your settings (as you mentioned above) go inside the media query, but with a different position.

@media only screen and (max-width: 767px) {

//set your styles here



}

Thank you!