Moved horizontal menu to header, now logo doesn't link

cemsdb

After moving the main/horizontal menu to the top (on header, instead of below it), the logo's link no longer works. Not sure if this is a z-index issue, or due to menu length/width.

Ninja

cemsdb
Hi
I checked the logo link and it is working normal

cemsdb

Ninja

Hi Pankaj,
This issue (or more specifically, your suggestion) is somewhat related to the my other post about the css breaking once the mouse-pad is used.

As such, your image seems to have been taken after the css "break" (which moves the menu below the header, meaning its width no longer affects the logo css as they're no longer in the same level or sharing the same space <the header>)

Please try again by refreshing the page, and while the menu is in the header (next to logo), you'll notice the logo link doesn't work.

Thanks again for helping.

Ninja

cemsdb
Hi
I do not understand your last post and there is no issue found.

also main nav and header are 2 different sections.

cemsdb

Ninja

Hi Pankaj,
Following your suggestion on the related post, the main nav is now being kept in the header. As such, the logo is steadily not working, possibly because the main nav is too wide and/or above the logo's layer/level. I'm using Chrome.

Considering the main nav is no longer changing positions as before, please try again and see if the logo is linked.

Ninja

cemsdb Hi
I moved the logo to file "/tpls/blocks/mainnav.php" in template "ja_social_ii".
as you are not using header now it load in main nav file.

cemsdb

Ninja

I'm not sure I understand the solution. How does one get the logo to link again? Would changing the main-nav width help, or z-index?

Ninja

cemsdb
Hi
You should check your website before posting as logo link already working with change i added.

Ninja

cemsdb
Hi
You should check your website before posting as logo link already working with change i added.

cemsdb

Ninja

My apologies. For your information, I did check the website before posting and the logo link still wasn't working then, maybe because of cache or similar. Fortunately, I now see it's working. Thank you.

Just as importantly, I had no idea you (/support service) can change code and files around simply via access to Joomla's administrative backend. I was under the impression one needed access to via FTP or extension like eXtplorer. Thus, I didn't expect you could/would make the changes yourself, and was honestly confused by your note.

Can you explain how you did so?

Ninja

Hi
you can check this doc to edit template files via JoomlA https://www.gavick.com/blog/joomla-4-tutorials-how-to-edit-template-files-with-joomla-editor

Regards

cemsdb

Ninja

Thank you, this is very helpful.

Is there a way to limit this function only to Super Users (or other higher level user-groups)?

Ninja

cemsdb
Hi
By default Joomla allow it for super users only.