@macdguy Very naughty! There is no need to move this down by 19 pixels... I'm assuming it was being covered by the main nav bar? Which had moved down and left a gap below the header, after you converted the main nav items to ul + li's? What you needed to do instead was to remove the margin and padding on your #navmain ul element :wink:

Lol, this was the same thing that happened after you converted the Sub Navigation over to ul's...

I would remember to remove the margin and padding from navigation bar unordered lists in future, it's good practice.... on a side note your innermost element for your navigation items (in our and many other cases the "a" link element, should be the largest, and force it's container/parents elements to stretch to its size.... work from the inside out - otherwise you get the effect where they can hover over the navigation item, but the a link isn't being classed as hovered over: just the ul {as we can see when looking at the nav bar in this pull request.... you can hover over the li/tab and it animates.... but the text doesn't change colour until you actually hover over the a/link as well } ) :laughing:

Still, good work, this is a pretty big set of changes :+1: