• I’ve installed the topmenu navibar.
    In the CSS I can change everything, except for the textcolor!
    Background, hover and it’s effects, borders – everything. Except for the textcolor. I’ve ran the CSS thru the w3 CSS validator, no errors except for some attribute that came with the CSS from wordpress.
    Any ideas?

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  • Did you check if any other rule apply to the same elements?

    p, li, .feedback {
    font: 90%/175% ‘Lucida Grande’, ‘Lucida Sans Unicode’, Verdana, sans-serif;
    letter-spacing: -1px;
    color:#ff0000;
    }
    Makes it red.
    Try
    .storycontent p {
    #ff00ff;
    }
    too

    Err… I guess it should work with
    .storycontent p {
    color: #ff00ff;
    }
    instead of
    .storycontent p {
    #ff00ff;
    }
    no?

    Yup – me tired 🙂

    Thread Starter neone

    (@neone)

    It was stupid of me to not tell you that the error doesn’t concern the text in the blog. It’s the text in the header navigationbar.
    I can’t change it no matter what I do. And I keep getting an error from W3 when trying to XHTML validate my index.php file.
    It says that UL isn’t allowed. But it should be, at least what I can see within the W3 specifications of allowed commands.
    http://www.daniel-sundgren.se
    That’s my site if you would like to view the code of either the index.php or the css file.

    Colour:
    #header a {
    color: #ffff00;
    text-decoration: none;
    }
    That makes “Start Bildgallerie” and the others Yellow.

    Ack…. stoopid forum.
    Take one of the < away

    Thread Starter neone

    (@neone)

    Yeah, I’m working with it alright 🙂
    I’m trying to lower the menu so it’s right above the bottom border of the header. That way I can edit the header image and create some cool effects around the the buttons. But I don’t know how to place it there 🙁
    http://photomatt.net
    Something similair like that, his menu is neat. And it’s his script that I’m using.
    The menu is inside the <h1> tag, maybe it’s because of the <h1> tag attributes in the CSS file that causes the text to appear in the middle instead of the bottom?

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