Hello Bakers,
For several sites I use showmenu2. But there's one weirdt thing: I cannot change the color of the classes "menu-current, menu-selected and menu-parent".
For example: If I hover over a menulink it changes from blue to orange. I want to remain that orange but after clicking it, it changes back to blue. Things like text-decoration, font-style etc is all working properly but not the color. I think I'm doing or thinking wrong, but what?
Thanks in advance for any answer.
Regards,
Gerard
Nobody??
Hello,
simply style it in css to your wishes.
Matthias
Do you have a url where we can have a look?
The order of your css items might give problems.
Ruud
Hi Matthias and Ruud,
Thanks for your reply.
@Matthias: I tried styling with css. And I managed to make the menu-items italic but I can't change the color of it by using #menu li.menu-current, #menu li.menu-selected, #menu li.menu-parent {
font-style: italic;
color: #69f; /* This color seems not to be working */
}, nothing happens. Have you any idea?
@Ruud:
Sure: http://www.gerardmollema.nl/templates/gm_b/style.css (http://www.gerardmollema.nl/templates/gm_b/style.css)
Regards,
Gerard
Hi Gerard,
The
li.menu-current only applies to the list item, not the text that belongs to the <a> tag.
Adding the "a" to the line will do the trick.
#menu li.menu-current a, #menu li.menu-selected a, #menu li.menu-parent a{
font-style: italic;
color: #69f;
}Ruud
Hi Ruud,
Damn.... I played with that "a" earlier but put it before the class "menu-xxx" instead of after it. Like this:
#menu a li.menu-current, #menu a li.menu-selected , #menu a li.menu-parent {
font-style: italic;
color: #69f; /* This color seems not to be working */
}
And then it doesn't work. I remember I saw that way of writing in a template, once.
But it works great now!! Thank you very much!
Groetjes,
Gerard