html - Something is moving my drop down nav bar to the right -

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when hover on html section html & css nav option moved right reason, how align other nav options.

http://codepen.io/anon/pen/beqprq

#nav {   list-style: none;   text-align: center;   padding: 1.250em 0 1.250em 0;   background: #ffffff;   font-size: 106.25%;   font-family: 'oxygen'; }  #nav li {   text-decoration: none;   text-align: center;   color: #fff; }  #nav ul li ul.dropdown {   background-color: #000000;   display: none;   position: fixed;   z-index: auto;   left: 400;   vertical-align: left; }  #nav ul li:hover ul.dropdown {   display: block; }  #nav ul li ul.dropdown li {   display: block; }  #nav > ul > li {   display: inline-block;   margin-right: 2%;   padding: 4.375em 1.250em 4.375em 1.250em; }  #nav > ul > li > {   text-decoration: none;   color: #000000; }  #nav > ul > li > a:hover {   color: #00c5a2; }

your <ul> has default styling (padding-left) has removed. adding

#nav ul li ul.dropdown {     padding-left: 0; }

moves text left.

you should check css, vertical-align: left , left: 400 (doesn't have unit) aren't valid , won't work.


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