Your image is being generated on LI and not UL. You need to assign that image to that class and removed it from LI or it will repeat.
Thanks for the quick reply. How would I go about “assigning” that image to that class?
Add
#topnav {
background: url("images/menu-a-bg.jpg") no-repeat scroll 0 15px transparent;
}
Remove the background line from here
.sf-menu > li {
background: url("images/menu-a-bg.jpg") no-repeat scroll 0 15px transparent;
padding-top: 15px;
}
Thanks! I halfway got it, how about the 2nd part for the hover?
That’s the hard part and I’m not sure an easy way to tell you. It would probably take me 30 minutes to do it so I’m sorry but can devote that kind of time to your issue.
But what I think you need to do is slice that image into each individual image and then make different classes so when that one is hovered over only that single pic will show. There’s probably an easier way, but I’m not sure.
Ok, hopefully someone else can throw in some free input.
Thanks so much for your help.
^ soon as you get rid of that fatal error ;/
First thing that I noticed was that you are missing the classes your are using to define what image to use (.m1 .m2 .m3 .m4 .m5)
Add those to your menu items and see if that makes a difference, and we can continue from there.
Thanks cmmars for the reply.
I tried to play around with it but not really sure if I am adding the classes correctly, could you give me an example in code. Not the best with CSS code terminology
Can you paste the code from your template file that is generating this page into a pastebin so I can take a look through it? http://pastebin.com/
would it be possible to post the PHP file that is generating the menu as well?
There is another option as well, but it can be a bit more upkeep in the long run, but if you go to your wp-admin section, the appearance -> menus (assuming you created the menu here), and then on the top right, select screen options, and under ‘Show advanced menu properties’, make sure CSS Classes is selected.
Then, you can expand the options for each menu item, and add the correct class to each menu item. According to your css, the classes are m1, m2 ,m3, m4 and m5. Add these to the menu items, save the menu, and see if that gets it working.
BAM! That did it cmars! Thank you so much
