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1. Tara
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #
   

   Sorry for asking this rudimentry question. But just don't know how to hack function.php of twenty ten child theme to add my custom header images.

   Thanks.

2. MichaelH
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #
   

   Might try the Introducing Thirty Ten - guide to creating a Twenty Ten Child Theme link under the resources section of Child Themes.

3. Tara
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #
   

   I got it, Thanks MichaelH.

   everything seems to be working fine with my child theme. Thanks for your guidance.

   One thing I have trouble with is the hove background of the Nav menu.

   This is in the parent CSS:

   #access li:hover > a,
   #access ul ul :hover > a {
   color:#fff;
   background:#333;

   In my child theme CSS, I have this:

   #access li:hover > a,
   #access ul ul :hover > a {
   color:#fff;
   /*background:#333;*/

   In other words, in my child theme, I striked out the hover background.

   But still, it showing up!!

   It's not overriding the parent CSS.

   But all other elements I have in the child theme CSS are overriding the parent CSS as expected.

   How can I get rid of the hpver background?

   Please guide. Thanks

4. MichaelH
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #
   

   You probably need to use some overriding value:
   background:#fff;

5. Tara
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #
   

   Hi MichaelH

   Thanks for the reply.

   You probably need to use some overriding value:
   background:#fff;

   I am newb to all this. where would I place tis overide value? Please give sn example. Thank you so much.

6. MichaelH
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #
   

   In your child theme CSS

7. Tara
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #
   

   Hi MichaelH,

   In my chid theme CSS, from the following element:
   #access li:hover > a,
   #access ul ul :hover > a {
   color:#fff;
   background:#333;

   When I replace "background:#333;" with the "background:#fff;" (as you suggested), then the hover background gets simply changed from "#333" to "#fff"!! That's all. The hover background #333 does not go away.

   What I want to do is get rid of the hover background. Tha's the reason I first I tried to strike out the default "background:#333;".

   But, for some reason the hover background #333 does not get striked out as it should. Is this a bug?

   Any more suggestions that will get rid of the hover background #333.

   Thanks again for your help.

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