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Hello Ciaran,

thank you for your Layla template - I'm really glad because it set an end to a long and frustrating search.

Unfortunately I fail when trying to change some hornav dropdown menu css settings:

1st and 2nd level: How can I change the background-color of an active menu item?


Edit: done.2nd level: How can I change the text-color when hovering a menu item (actually it changes to white and makes the text unreadable)?

Edit: done. Another question : Is it possible to have only the hornav menu sticky (without the logo position)? I want the sticky part to be smaller.

I found out myself. I'm using now position header-1 instead and hide header main

Thank you
Tom

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Hi Tom

Looks like you have resolved all your queries yourself? :)

Thank you for the update.

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Looks like you have resolved all your queries yourself? :)

Some of them, Ciaran, unfortunately not all. As an occasional css-worker I still fail often, need much time and am sure that my 'solutions' are not very intelligent. :(
For instance: formatting active menu entries, that are dividers and have no link. Any help is appreciated...

Thanks Tom
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Hi Tom

Could you state one of your menu items as an example?

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Hi Ciaran,

on (edit: deleted link) "Organisation" or "Program and offers" on the 1st level of the hornav menu, for instance.

Thank you
Tom
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Hi Tom

To amend try using the following...

.hornav ul.menu > li.active > * {
color: yellow !important;
}


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That works, Ciaran, and is very simple indeed! I must confess that I did not know the use of the * selector...

Thank you for css-lessons and spending your time
Tom
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