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I recently updated our company web site and got my “to-do list down to two items. Yippee! I sure can use some direction here…
1) I want to turn off “justify” on the theme as a whole. I want all of the text to default to left justify unless I direct otherwise. The justification is especially nasty in the navigation menu. If I can clear up both with one edit, that would be downright elegant.
2) The non-selected items in the menu are just too dark. I keep getting complaints from users that can’t see the section unless they mouse-over. I like the color, it just needs to be lightened up a bit.
The site can be viewed @ http://www.datajockeys.net
Thanks in advance!
——-
Robert Johnston
Datajockeys, LLC
Try this

Hope this helps,
Brian
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Hope this helps,Brian
WORKED GREAT!
Now I just need to deal with the formatting…
THANKS!
——-
Robert Johnston
Datajockeys, LLC
Hi,
Try this added to the end of the theme’s styles.css
body {
text-align: left;
}
with best regards,
Karn.
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Hi,
Try this added to the end of the theme’s styles.css
body {
text-align: left;
}with best regards,
Karn.
It did not seem to work. I Am hoping to get the menues and default body text to left justify. The theme seems to want to fully justify everything it gets its hands on. Is there something I need to turn off?
——-
Robert Johnston
Datajockeys, LLC
Robert,
give this a whirl:
#content,
#navcontainer{
text-align:left;
}
Hope this helps,
Brian
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Robert,
give this a whirl:#content,
#navcontainer{
text-align:left;
}Hope this helps,
Brian
I am so sending you a virtual cookie! Works great!
——-
Robert Johnston
Datajockeys, LLC