Menus – two or three columns

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    melgend
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    Hello, I have my courses listed in my Top menu under the All Courses menu tab. Right now I have 13 courses in a row under this tab in dropdown menu format. I would like to be able to make 2 or 3 columns with the courses listed in a horizontal way with 4-5 courses in each column. you can see the issue here:   How might I achieve this?
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    logan
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    #225710
    melgend
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    hi, Good tutorial but I still don't understand a couple of things: I have created different courses. I want them in a Sub Menu from my Main Menu Root level Item of 'All Courses'. I have already achieved this here. My courses are not in fact categories and some of them have multiple categories. So what do you suggest that I do in order to have a mega menu with them in multiple columns as requested (5 in each column)? Thank you,
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    logan
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    melgend
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    logan
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    Hello, if you see this in the shared screenshot then you will find that all 5 categories are coming. the issue is your category images have not the same width and hight, thats why it is going out of the box. refer: http://prntscr.com/pb58mi tip: make sure that the all images have the same size. for example 150*150 for all 5.
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    melgend
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    melgend
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    logan
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    Hello, use this code in your custom css.   nav.menu-customize-test-container ul.sub-menu .sub_cat_menu.sub_posts_menu.column5 .taxonomy_submenu.course-cat_high-tech-manufacturing_menu { display: grid !important; grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr 1fr 1fr 1fr; } nav.menu-customize-test-container ul.sub-menu .sub_cat_menu.sub_posts_menu.column5 .taxonomy_submenu.course-cat_high-tech-manufacturing_menu .col-md-3{width: 100% !important;} refer: http://prntscr.com/pbm92o
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