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Any help there?

Thanks alchymyth. I changed what you said and it works. Why I didn’t think about it before, I don’t know.

The theme’s author who messed up it’s actually me 😉 But it’s my first time trying this so I guess I learned something there.

Thanks again!

In the end the problem wasn’t with the .current_page_item class name but with the CSS. I had a rule #sub_nav a { … } to change the default blue colour of the anchor to black. Trying to change it to red with the #sub_nav .current_page_item didn’t work because the class name applies to “li” not to “a”. Using #sub_nav .current_page_item a { … } it works fine.

Thanks everyone for your help.

Thanks esmi. It doesn’t work though because the “current_page_item” class name is given to the father, not to each son. I explain myself: following my code, if I am in page “4”, that class name is for page “112”, not for page “4”.

SERVICES <<< .current_page_item applies to this

• Option 1
  Option 2
  Option 3 <<< Not to this one (that it’s what I want highlighted)
  Option 4

¿Any other ideas?

It works! Thanks a million.

Thanks tugbucket. So, the good ol’ way. No specific function in WordPress.