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		Hi, 
	I am trying to get a second navigation menu working on my wordpress blog but I am having trouble styling it. I know nothing about CSS. Basically I have this in my header.php Code: 
	<?php wp_nav_menu( array( 'theme_location' => 'new-menu' ) ); ?>I want them to look similar to this: https://i0.wp.com/themes.svn.wordpre...1142&strip=all This is the current css for the top Nav I presume. Code: 
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 Why don't you just go into Appearances > Menus and edit the menus there?  You can drag/drop them into sub menus, and even sub-sub-sub menus.  :thumbsup 
	That seems to be the most simple way to skin this cat. No need to edit CSS or PHP. Edit: Maybe I'm reading this wrong, can you upload a screen cap of the way it is now?  | 
		
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 Bumping this shit up. I know 92% of you guys know how to do this. 
	I need a quick solution. Like tonight.  | 
		
 Hit me up and I'll do it for you. Could be delivered today with a payment by PayPal. 
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 .main-navigation a { 
	display: block; text-decoration: none; change the above to the below .main-navigation a { display: inline; text-decoration: none; should work, no paypal required!  | 
		
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 Time to pay a coder lol. 
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 I can help you if you create a CodePen showing the issue: CodePen - Front End Developer Playground & Code Editor in the Browser 
	It's hard to know what's happening without seeing the code. Or you can contact me and I'll check your theme and see what's happening!  | 
		
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 Offering $2 by PayPal 
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 What do you mean by "they are in a long list"? Can you email me full info on this? Sounds like a quick fix, i'll help you out. Free of charge, you can buy yourself a beer on my behalf for those 2 bucks :1orglaugh 
	vlad /at/ faxite /dot/ com L.E.: You mean the menu items should be one below the other versus one next to the other? If so, add float: left; to main-navigation a. L.E. 2: Rereading, you do want it horizontal, you can try adding display: inline-block; float: left; width: auto; Best to email me your site URL if you don't want it public and i'll email you back the exact solution.  | 
		
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 If I can't sort it I will be in touch. Thanks, I can't buy myself a beer with the 2 bucks but I might be able to get a 1/2.  | 
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