Change layout of header

[David S Johnston]

Hi,

 

I have an issue with my menu, I am using a theme that I bought off Joommasters, but the menu will not allow me to add the items I need without generating a second menu line.

 

If I look at the layout of the menu bar, I can see it is full width, and has 3 columns. I can solve my problem by making the third column one grid unit smaller, and the the second column one grid unit wider.

 

But I have no idea where to do this. I can obviously do it with firebug, and it looks fine, but how do you go about finding the file that generates the layout to make the modification permanent?

<div class="header-position main-logo col-lg-2 col-sm-2 col-md-12 col-xs-12">
<div class="header-position topnav col-lg-7 col-sm-8 col-md-8 col-xs-12">
<div class="header-position right-column-menu col-lg-3 col-sm-2 col-md-6 col-xs-6">

on the second line I would like to change col-lg-7 to col-lg-8

and on the third line I would like to change col-lg-3 to col-lg-2

 

Any ideas?

 

Regards,

Dave.

 

[Guest]

so the themes folder, can you do a recursive search on it? That's how I handle stuff I can't find.

If you search your project folder for "class="header-position" surely something will come up.

[David S Johnston]

Thanks Akhenaten!

 

I narrowed my search terms and got a hit on a file, that does indeed determine the layout of the header ("jmsthemelayout" would you believe!)

 

on inspection the column widths are not fixed, apparently they are stored in the database? or calculated on the fly? does anyone know how this works?

<div class="header-row row {if $row.fullwidth == 1}fullwidth{/if}">
{foreach from=$row.positions item=position}
<div class="header-position {$position.class_suffix|escape:''} col-lg-{$position.col_lg|escape:''} col-sm-{$position.col_sm|escape:''} col-md-{$position.col_md|escape:''} col-xs-{$position.col_xs|escape:''}">

I searched the database, but found no occurrences of the above variables

 

where are those variables populated?

 

Regards,

Dave.

[Guest]

Yep there's probably some theme-specific configuration? Best ask for support with the developers of the theme in that case :/