I want to hide a div on a specific WordPress page by overriding the original CSS. This is my code:
body.page-id-7 #thumbnails .controls { display: none !important; }
However this does not work. #thumbnails is the id of a Div which contains another div with the class "controls". Any idea why this does not work. The page I am looking at is http://who.designbond.co.uk/ and I want to hide the arrows at the bottom right of that specific page.
Thanks in advance for your help.
If it's the home page you want to hide this on, this should be enough:
.home .controls {display: none;}
The home page body element doesn't have a class of page-id-7, though, so I wonder if I'm looking at the right page?
This is the correct code:
body.home.fullsize-gallery #thumbnails .controls { display: none !important; }
I was referencing the page by its id, whereas I should have referenced the page by its post name, that is "home".
add to CSS .rel .controls {display: none;}
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I am trying to style my WP Menu Navbar. I want that the Pages that have children pages can be styled differently (mainly reducing the bottom margin, so that it is clear that the children pages belong to the parent page).
I know how to inspect a site and tried to target possibly every class that is listed there. But nothing is working. The site isn't live yet, but I will attach a screenshot of Google Inspect. It's the "menu-item-425" that I want to style differently.
I tried targeting like this:
.main-menu-links .menu-item .menu-item-has-children ul li a {
color: black;
font-size: 50px;
}
But nothing changes. Any advice?
Try to remove space between .menu-item and .menu-item-has-children like this
.main-menu-links .menu-item.menu-item-has-children ul li a {
color: black;
font-size: 50px;
}
I guess these are classes of the same element.
I got 2 current items on my web-site, the second is a section from home but i need to highlight only the first one, how can i do that? i added a class to the second menu item and tried to modify but it doesnt work. noob wordpress designer here. the site: https://www.crescentbun.testebossnet.ro/ any help would be apreciate.
Your class set is canceled because there is css from the theme overwriting it like:
.et_pb_menu_0_tb_header.et_pb_menu ul li.current-menu-item a {
color: #f4ab02!important;
}
And as you tried to set the CSS on li and there is a CSS applied on your a under the li the CSS is canceled.
So set your CSS like:
.aboutus span{
color: black;
text-decoration: none;
}
I designed a template-based web page: Website
There's a Menu "Avalúos Inmobiliarios" I don't want to show up. The solution I think of is to either change the menu background color to #173336 (like the background), take this menu off or make it 100% transparent.
The only thing my template service provider allows me in the code is to include CSS.
This is the solution I thought with my limited knowledge was (not working):
li a:visited {
background-color: #173336;
}
So do you suggest any solution with a simple code that could help?
Thanks!
Try this one
.navbar .navbar-inner .container .nav li {
display: none;
}
I'm trying to style a custom menu in the sidebar of a child theme of
WordPress' TwentyTwelve theme.
I'm trying to give a current menu item a grey background.
Unfortunately the "parent" menu item somehow gives the background-color to an area much wider than only the current li menu item.
I'm now using this css code:
.current-menu-item {background-color:#666!important;color:#ff0000!important;font-weight:bold;}
.menu li:not(.current-menu-item) {color:#fff!important;background-color:#333!important;}
To give an example/show what I mean: I'm trying to accomplish it on http://populair.eu, you see on the front page that the menu item "populair" also give a grey background around the image above. The sub menu items are ok.
the weird thing is that it runs ok on my localhost.
I have the feeling that if there would be a < br /> between the < asides> it would be solved but somehow im probably missing something.
Has anyone experience with this? / How it should be styled?
You have to use ".current-menu-item a" to give the background to the anchor link, not to the list item. Also, on your ".menu li a" you may have to "display: block" and "clear: both;". The bigger area is a floating problem.
The best thing for you to do is use either Google Chrome's inspect element software or use Firefox's firebug and select the item, while using either of these you can change the CSS code live. This means that while you are looking at the bit you want to change you can change the code and it will reflect in a way you can see it, you will however need to make these changes in your style.css file on your child theme.
Take a look at the menu that is currently on my website www.driftedmass.co.uk, if that is the kind of thing you are looking for then get in touch with me via the contact form on my site.
If you are wanting to bring down the size of the menu you might need to do something like this (were the <<<< that is the bit you need):
.main-navigation ul.nav-menu,
.main-navigation div.nav-menu > ul {
border-bottom: 1px solid #ededed;
border-top: 1px solid #ededed;
>>>> display: inline !important; <<<<<<<<
text-align: center;
width: 100%;
background: transparent;
border-color: #ff0000;
}
.main-navigation ul {
margin: 0;
text-indent: 0;
background-color: #ffffff;
}
.main-navigation li a,
.main-navigation li {
display: inline-block;
text-decoration: none;
}
The bit with the arrows would have originally looked like this:
display: inline-block !important;
I hope this sort of helped you out a little bit.
On the following test site (http://tronitech.brettatkin.com/index.asp), I want each navigation element to have a different look when it is the active page.
I have assigned a class to the anchor element when that page is active.
When I add the CSS inline, it works (the home page for example), but when I drop it in a class it doesn't.
Here is my CSS:
#navigation ul li .active-link a {
color: #326ea1;
background-image: url(/images/nav-current.jpg);
background-repeat: repeat-x;
}
I think it is something with inheritance, but I'm not seeing the issue...
Thanks
Brett
Change your selector to the following
#navigation ul li a.active-link
a .active-link tries to match an anchor tag with a child that has class active-link. a.active-link matches anchor tags with class active-link.
it's not #navigation ul li .active-link a but it should be #navigation ul li a.active-link. The first rule says link that is decendant of class active-link whlie second says link with a class active-link - which is what you've got in your markup.
In fact both selectors are way too long.