Ok. I found where to turn off some toolbar items, but the general irk remains. Would it be a "simple" template problem?

Hello Amema,

I'm sorry but what did you mean by general irk? Can you provide us the URL to the Easyblog page so that we can have a better look here? Please advise.

Go to http://bonnarlunda.se/index.php/skrivet

At first there is a toolbar. Within a few seconds the icons disappear to be replaced by one single word - Navigation.

Click on Navigation, and a dropdown will emerge. On a "normal" screen (17+ inches or so) one can see that a dropdown is opening. But on smaller screens or screens with bigger resolution, the black mass of the dropdown menu fills the screen. It confuses some users and I want to find a nicer way to do this, so I started to play around with a wider page but shortly realized that the text would be too massive to read easily. A column should not contain more than 60, maybe up to 80 signs to be readily readable, so I want to stick to that format.

In some instances (like at esperantonordio.org/nova, a test page I currently construct to see if an organisation I'm a member of would like to start using EasyBlog) it's possible to unpublish some icons, and it works as it should. But in my old, personal page bonnarlunda.se - for which I initially bought EB - I really don't want to do that. But will, if nothing else works. I think I would like the toolbar to devide itself into two tiers instead of only showing Navigation.

Hey Amema,

I am really sorry for the delay of this reply as it is actually a public day off for us here. Ah, the reason that the toolbar gets modified to the responsive "menu" is actually because the width area is actually pretty small.

You can go to the back end settings of EasyBlog under Settings > Layout and disable the option "Enable responsive layout" if you don't want the toolbar to automatically resize itself.