Yeah, unfortunately this plugin isn’t as flexible as Fourteen Colors. But you can do that manually by adding this custom CSS via a custom CSS plugin (untested):
.toggled-on .nav-menu li>ul a,
.toggled-on .nav-menu li:hover>a,
.toggled-on .nav-menu .children a,
nav-menu li a {
color: #fff;
}
If you find other places where it should change, I can try to identify those as well. This will basically just override the custom colors in a few places.
hmm.. 🙁
installed Simple Custom CSS and added your idea..
but nothing changes.. 🙁
any more idea?
many thanks.
Try adding !important, it’s probably getting loaded before this plugin’s output:
.toggled-on .nav-menu li>ul a,
.toggled-on .nav-menu li:hover>a,
.toggled-on .nav-menu .children a,
nav-menu li a {
color: #fff !important;
}
too bad.
that still does not work. 🙁
Actually, remove all of the .toggled-on parts, although it still may not work. There’s some bad code on your site that’s causing issues with debugging, so it’s hard to pinpoint the issue.
Hi Nick,
Hope you can help me, I am new at this.
Installed fourteen-color, activated the plugin but in th ecustomize color I still only have the two options:
Site Title Color
Background Color
Nothing else…
Cheers
Alex
