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  • You could place the #footermenu div inside the .site-footer div and it should that same background color, I think. Or just take everything from between the footermenu div and stick it in the site-footer. It looks like the black is actually the background color of the body tag. If you change the id from #footermenu to .main-navigation class, it may work for you.

    I found the stylesheet I was looking for. You have it imported in your main stylesheet.

    What is the name of the plugin that is giving you headaches? Is it the Simple Share Buttons Adder?

    Yeah, something is definitely funky with that plugin or theme. You could do something like this:

    .sub-menu {
    display: none;
    }

    Although, I don’t know if that’s how the mouseovers are handle hiding and displaying. It may just permanently hide the sub-menu. I had trouble finding any javascript that shows and hides them.

    It looks like the “.site-footer” class only affects the area where your copyright is. I would look for a “#footermenu” id in your CSS. Is it the Simple Share Buttons Adder plugin? You may have to check the stylesheet in the plugin directory on your site “/wp-content/plugins/simple-share-buttons-adder/css/page-style.css” to find where the color was set for the “#footermenu”.

    Looking at your code, I would probably do something like this to make them horizontal:

    #footermenu ul li {
    float: left;
    margin-right: 10px;
    }

    This will place all your list items in the “footermenu” div next to each other. To change the spacing between them, modify the “margin-right” attribute.

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