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Do you have anything you could try on your actual website that wouldn’t be disruptive, to see if the core thing keeps changes from happening on the real site, while allowing them on the test site???

Do you think the New CSS Option added by WordPress to its core is why my menu font stayed the same despite the fact I made the changes you suggested?

I made the changes within the existing code, so it’s not like a missed a curly bracket…

#menu1-smooth a { 
	font-family: 			'Yanone Kaffeesatz', sans-serif;
	font-size: 				18px; 
	font-weight: 			400;
	color: 					#000; 
	padding: 				2px 5px 10px 5px; 
	line-height: 			20px;

That’s pretty nifty!

Also, it gives advice if you’ve written the code wrong. It told me I didn’t have ending “curly brackets”… so even putting the CSS there, it wasn’t showing up. When I added the ending curly brackets it showed. That likely was the problem that kept the changes from working in old fashioned Montezuma …

Thank you so much. 🙂

Karen

No, I’ll do it again

Under CSS Content, I used:

body {
  	background-color:	#FFFFB3;

Under CSS Layout, I used:

/* The header area */
#banner {
  	position: 				"width=device-width";
  	background-color:		#FFFFB3;	

Under CSS, Content I used

body {
  	background-color:	#FFFFB3;

And Under CSS, Layout I used

#banner {
  	position: 				"width=device-width";
  	background-color:		#FFFFB3;

I’m not sure if “code” makes the CSS appear the way yours does when you post it