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Change Font Color of Single Menu Item In Clarity?

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It has been requested that I change the font color of a single hornav main menu item in Clarity in order to bring special attention to it.
Is this possible?
Not sure how to separate it and not change the color of all items.
I have attached a sample.
I need "Online Store" to be a red font while all other menu items remain the same.
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Hello

Would you have a URL to an example of this menu item?

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Thank you

Try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters where #AAAAAA is the color of your menu item (edit to taste)...


#hornav ul li.item-520 > a {

    color: #AAAAAA;

}


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Perfect. That's what I needed. Thank you.
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