Hello

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

.hornav>ul>li>a:after, .hornav>ul>li>span:after {

	position: absolute;

	content: "";

	left: 50%;

	right: 50%;

	height: 4px;

	background-color: rgba(100,100,100,0.1);

	background-color: var(--primary);

	opacity: 0;

	transition: all .35s ease;

	top: 0;

	transition-delay: .1s;

}

.hornav>ul>li>a:hover:after, .hornav>ul>li>span:hover:after {

	left: 0;

	right: 0;

	opacity: 1;

}

Ciaran

Hi Pedra

The only option currently available would be to edit the templates ../inc/layouts/logo.php and replace the following with the URL you wish to use (line 13)...

<?php echo $this->baseurl ?>

Ciaran

Hello

Another option may be to create multiple template styles and change the URL in each with some JS by adding the following to the Head Custom Code field of your templates parameters (Extensions -> Template Manager -> YourTemplate -> Custom Code -> Head Custom Code)...

<script>

  document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function() {

    const logoLink = document.querySelector(".logo a");

    logoLink.setAttribute('href', "http://whatever.com");;

  });

</script>

Replace http://whatever.com to the URL of your choice.

Ciaran

Great, it doesn't get any better than this way.

Thank you very much for the great support.
Pedra

Hi Stella

Are you referring to the animated bar above the parent menu item?

Ciaran

Exactly, I like the animated bar very much, but I have no idea how I can realize it.

Pedra

Great - this works wonderfully.
While working on the project, another question arose. Is it possible to link the logo to a menu item other than the home page?

Thank you very much for the support!

Pedra

Hi Ciaran,

thanks for the tip. A first test also worked. Unfortunately, I did not consider that it is a bilingual homepage and with the second language I get an error message.
I suspect it's because I didn't use a child template, but a new style for the second language.
I still have to test that. Would you say that a child template is generally better suited for a multilingual site?

Thank you very much

Pedra