Hello culturegrab,
I’d be happy to help! It’s good that you are using a child theme, that would have been step one (that or using a custom css plugin).
With that out of the way, we can make a few changes to your existing menu to make it resemble Fashionistas. However, both themes are using different menu systems so there will be slight differences (just want to get that out there up front).
That being said, it looks like there may have been a little editing of that menu. I’ll install the theme on my dev site and tinker with it there and get back to you.
In the meantime, a very quick edit would be to add:
background-color: white;
to
.navigation-main a {
bah, can’t edit my post above.
Also, in
.navigation-main
remove or comment out:
background: #3a3a3a;
or change it to “white.”
Sure, here is my site link http://blog2.culturegrab.com/ I’m going to try changing the background as you suggested when I get home tonight. I did see they were different menus. I’ve been starring at the two sets of css for days trying to figure out what would coincide with what. (My biggest successes with styling have been making the background white and the buttons pretty.) Sadly, I’m not getting very far on the menu. Thanks again!
Sorry that was lame. Let’s try again: http://blog2.culturegrab.com/.
I think you saw and responded to an email notification. Originally I asked for the url, but I noticed later you actually included it in the op. 😉 I have since posted with a couple edits and will do more later today/tonight.
Hey,
So I updated the background colour last night, with the code you gave me and it looks much better. I even added a border!
Right now I still need to fix the fonts, which I’m totally at a loss of how. I went through the entire css file and the fonts folder, yet they still look the same.
I would also like to add “/” between the various menu items. I tried last night but, they showed up in a black line below the menu items…. 🙁
Thanks again!
Cool, glad to hear you are making progress.
For the font itself, try removing Oswald.
In the .css, look for:
.navigation-main a {
Change the font-family so that it only reads as:
font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
That didn’t work. 🙁 Nothing changed.
The font changed for me (previously, it was a little large and blurry). Perhaps that was just on my end though.
Also, it looks like you changed themes to Fashionistas. I recognize that menu. lol
Ha! I did! I was fighting with the fonts all night yesterday. I downloaded a new font package into the fonts folder and added code to the php file (as per the instructions on this forum and on another one I found). Unfortunately, nothing worked. I can’t seem to change my fonts. It looks terrible right now, so I decided to switch to Fashionista for the weekend while I’m out of town. I will try again next week.
I’ll mark this thread as resolved and start a new one to tackle the fonts issue. Thanks for your help!
One last thing.
Have you seen this plugin?
https://wordpress.org/plugins/easy-google-fonts/
It’s an easy way to integrate Google fonts into your theme. Some have had great success with it. You may want to give it a shot for next time.
