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There are quite a few things that we need to look at here, I will list them one by one. <ol> <li>The contents are currently displayed as <code>table-cell</code> with the <code>left-links</code>, <code>logo</code> and <code>right-links</code> as 3 cells (each having a unique <code>width</code>). Hence, it is not possible to achieve the expected structure without modifying the HTML also.</li> <li>First move the entire <code>div</code> with class as <code>left-links</code> to be outside the <code>div</code> with class as <code>large-12 columns header-container</code>. Change the CSS <code>display</code> property for <code>left-links</code> to be <code>table-row</code> (consider that the same as what a <code><tr></code> tag would do).</li> <li>Change the <code>display</code> for <code>#masthead .header-container</code> also to be <code>table-row</code> and <code>height</code> to 75%. So effectively the <code>logo</code> and <code>right-links</code> are part of the first row in the table and <code>left-links</code> is part of the second row.</li> <li>Change the <code>width</code> for the <code>logo</code> to be 100% so that it takes the entire width and gets centered.</li> <li>Finally remove <code>float</code> for <code>ul.header-nav li</code> and set the <code>display</code> for <code>#masthead .left-links > ul</code> as <code>table-cell</code>.</li> </ol> Note: This is more a hacky solution than an optimal one. But this keeps the changes to the mark-up as minimal as possible. Note 2: The position of the drop-down menus are getting affected a bit due to all these changes. I will update the answer once I have a solution for that also.
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1. POPositioning my main nav below my centred logo. Image included
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1. COthank you very much, works great besides the drop-down menu like you said
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