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Hi together

I work with the Ensley-Template and I want to change the color of the active menu item without changing the color of bar next to a title. In the attached image, I marked the active menu item, which I want to change, with "1.". And I marked the bar next to the title, which shouldn't change it color with "2."

I'm able to change the color of the bar and the active menu item together with the parameter "first color" in the template configurations in the back-end.

Is there a way to do it? Maybe with a custom css?

Thanks for your support

Best regards
Basil
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Hi Basil

Sure. To amend try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters (Extensions -> Templates -> [YourTemplateStyle] -> Custom CSS)....

.module .module_header::after, .module_menu .module_header::after {
background: #ae0000;
}


Ciaran
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Hi Ciaran

Unfortunately, your Custom CSS code doesn't change anything on my homepage. The color of the active title in the main menu is still the same as before.

Do you have an other idea?

Regards,
Basil
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Hello

My apologies as I miss read your question. The above CSS affects the module header bar. To amend the active menu items you can use the following instead..

Edit to taste

.hornav > ul > li.active > a {
color: #c40000;
}


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Hi Ciaran

Thanks a lot for your help. Now, It looks great! :D

Regards,
Basil
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