Hello Friends,
can someone help me?
I want to change this position!
Please enter the Screen Hott Look at you, you recognize exactly what I mean!








Thanks in advance

Many Greetings
Sakari

Note: The site is not yet online, is still running locally on your PC!

Hi Sakari,

So you want the site to look like the second image?

Cheers
Paul

Hi Paul

Yes, I want it like in the second picture!

Thank you!

Are you using the breadcrumb position in the site?

Cheers
Paul

Breadcrumb position is not with me is activated!

regards

Its not on any page on the site?

Yes, on each side!

I don't quite follow but to start this off add these lines

#breadcrumbwrap {display: none;}

@media screen and (min-width: 1080px) {
#sidebar-2, #sidebar-1 {margin-top: 0px;}
}

That should have both columns lined up

Did not help!
But I have found another solution!

Namely ind file:
/templates/venture/tpls/blocks/main-content.php

in row 14

Have this code:

changed in this code!


But with every update, it could be gone!
Is there another solution, where you can paste it into the custom.css?

hmm my solution does work locally as my suggestion lines up the sidebar and the main content area

As you appear not to use the banner area - the next code moves them both togethe

#mainWrap {
margin-top: -90px;
}

Although its not ideal not seeing the code you have

Cheers
Paul

When I insert the code in the custom.css, nothing happens!

This is what I have with the styling changes

Cheers
Paul

with adding

#breadcrumbwrap {display: none;}

@media screen and (min-width: 1080px) {
#sidebar-2, #sidebar-1 {margin-top: 0px;}
}

#mainWrap {
margin-top: -90px;
}

I tried it once, but it works for me!
It moves upward not!
Maybe I should upload a demo website, because at the moment the website is still running locally!
Or I'll just leave it with the PHP change that does so!

Can I just check where are you adding the css code I'm suggesting?

Cheers
Paul

I do it in here, in the custom.css!

/templates/venture/css/custom.css


Or do you mean something else?

Yep that is the right place

I think we need to see the code

Cheers
Paul