And your page and css are where ?
At a guess…….
#menu ul li {
color:#000;
}
#menu ul li ul li {
color:#ff0000;
}
If that doesn’t work and you need more help, we’ll need a link.
Thread Starter
sinjin
(@sinjin)
Hmmm…
I looked in the page template, css template and just about any other template I could think of but I didn’t find any code like your example
for the parent page.
This is a new installation with the current version and all files are exactly uploaded as they came in the download.
Where should I be looking?
Stylesheet Template?
Page Template?
Sidebar Template?
Thanks,
SinJin…
Try #sidebar where I have menu, and copy it to the bottom of your css file.
And don’t be shy about your site 🙂
Thread Starter
sinjin
(@sinjin)
podz, you confused me.
I assume that either in the css or the sidebar template, there is code for the font of the parent and the children. Which template and what should I be looking for? Once I find it, then I assume I replace it with the code you provided below:
#menu ul li {
color:#000;
}
#menu ul li ul li {
color:#ff0000;
}
Am I correct so far?
“I assume that either in the css or the sidebar template, there is code for the font of the parent and the children.”
Yes, but without being able to see the code, I have no idea what the author may have called them – which is why I asked for a link.
Link = quick, correct answer.
Thread Starter
sinjin
(@sinjin)
Here ya go:
http://www.cupidspassion.net/wordpress/
I’d also like to be able to hide the children of all parent pages unless your under that particular parent if you could help with that as well. I’ve looked for answers but have not exactly found that answer.
Thanks..
I am afraid that many of us do not know a lot about the coding of the CSS in Kubrick which is the new WP default.
#sidebar UL LI#pagenav UL LI.page_item UL LI.page_item A {
color:#ff0000;
}
#sidebar UL LI#pagenav UL LI.page_item A {
color:#000;
}
Overdone a touch, but it works.
Place that at the BOTTOM of your main css file.
