Increase padding (margin?) of secondary header

Site URL: https://rectangle-panda-mjyt.squarespace.com/?p?p?p?p?p

password: bobcats2014

I have been trying to get my secondary header to line up with the other content in my webpage. Ideally, the secondary header would line up with the header below the secondary one. With the css provided, it lines up on the left, but it goes to the edge of the webpage on the right. What css should I use to have it line up with the right and the left of the header below; I assume adjusting margins just pushed things to the left causing it to not stop on the right where it should line up.

I have used this css to move the secondary header over to line up on the left with the lower primary header, but it just pushed how far the secondary header extends all the way to the right:

#wm-subnav .header-nav-wrapper {margin-left: 145px}

On 4/11/2022 at 10:33 PM, distyboy said:

Site URL: https://rectangle-panda-mjyt.squarespace.com/?p?p?p?p?p

password: bobcats2014

I have been trying to get my secondary header to line up with the other content in my webpage. Ideally, the secondary header would line up with the header below the secondary one. With the css provided, it lines up on the left, but it goes to the edge of the webpage on the right. What css should I use to have it line up with the right and the left of the header below; I assume adjusting margins just pushed things to the left causing it to not stop on the right where it should line up.

I have used this css to move the secondary header over to line up on the left with the lower primary header, but it just pushed how far the secondary header extends all the way to the right:

#wm-subnav .header-nav-wrapper {margin-left: 145px}

Do you mean some thing like this?

Addting to Home design custom css

#wm-subnav .header-nav-wrapper {
  border-bottom: unset;
}

#wm-subnav {
    border-bottom: 2px solid #fff;
}

Let me know how it works