In the Action menu, at the top, it probably says “Main Menu Settings.” Click on it and change it to “Submenu Settings.” From there, look to where it says “Size and Shape.” You might have to open the “Size and Shape” disclosure triangle. Below that it says, “Use Content Width” you can adjust the padding as you like.
If you have any trouble, let me know and I’ll upload a screenshot.
thanks for your reply. But I don’t look for padding but more for some kind of an invisible border around the submenu to make it stand a bit apart from the top menu line.
Watch out when you do that that you don’t end up with a gap that causes the menu’s open state to collapse. The way that this menu construction works is that your mouse is over the menu at all times, open or collapsed, because the :hover state is used to trigger the “open” appearance. JavaScript menus can be tricked into working over a gap using timers, but CSS does not offer that solution.
Walter
On Jun 23, 2016, at 8:43 AM, tobiaseichner email@hidden wrote:
Hi Doty,
thanks for your reply. But I don’t look for padding but more for some kind of an invisible border around the submenu to make it stand a bit apart from the top menu line.