Mobile menu color bug with citrus css

  • Resolved wottow

    (@wottow)


    11 years, 11 months ago

    On the free version there is a problem with the mobile menu.
    setting font color works ok
    setting background color works ok
    but the placeholder that marks where the menu is does not inherit the background color and is always white… so if you have set text to white because you have a black header, then text can’t be seen

    see srceendumps below

    Screenshot of problem

    I have tried to find where in css the placeholder gets its color from but for some reason virtue developers hide all CSS outside standard WP catalogue… why? Just makes it pretty difficult to troll through the compresed css which lacks line numbers…. WHY?

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  • Ben Ritner – Kadence WP

    (@britner)

    11 years, 11 months ago

    Hey,
    Minifying css is for speed. Since it’s never encouraged to write in a theme css file anyway but to use a child theme. If you wish to see the css unmified you can use this great tool: http://unminify.com/

    All bowsers have inspect tool so you can see what css is effecting each element in readable css even if the css is minified. So overriding css is just a matter of copying that inspected css into a child theme or the theme options.

    My minifying css we wanted to help users not offend them.

    As for the citrus error, Thanks for pointing that out. It is set in the citrus skin and the css to change is:

    .mobileclass.collapsed {
background: #000;
}

    I will update a fix in the next version.

    Kadence Themes

    Thread Starter wottow

    (@wottow)

    11 years, 11 months ago

    Excellent, thank you!

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