You can try using the .current-menu-item li a”first-child selector. Here is an example I’ve used in the past to highlight the current menu item only: #menu .current-menu-item { background:white; } #menu .current-menu-item li a:first-child { color:white!important; } #menu .current-menu-item a { color:black !important ; } You will need to change the #menu to your id … Read more
WordPress plugins usually enqueue’s their stylesheets and js files using wp_enqueue_style and wp_enqueue_script functions. You can dequeue script / dequeue style the scripts/styles if you don’t want them in your theme. These css/js files usually loads with wp_head() action, which usually resides in your header.php in the theme
Every attachment in a gallery has its post_parent set to the ID of the gallery post that it is attached to. So if you have two gallery posts, each with several images, then you can tell which gallery post the attachment is in (in image.php) by examining that post_parent. So for example, say you had … Read more
I think you can use the text-indent for this level, but you must set the text-indent for all a -tags of the class sub-menu also set to 0, not -999px. Example: #menu-main-navigation .link-experience a { display: block; height: 63px; width: 167px; text-indent: -999px; } .sub-menu a { text-indent: 0px !important; }
Your best bet would be to consult the author of plugin since it’s using a custom jQuery plugin script. how can I prevent showing my menu un styled? You can add a class of no-display to the elements of the menu that are un styled as the page loads then in css set .no-display {display:none;}Then … Read more
your @import doesn’t look malformed. this is what i have on a live site that is running a twenty eleven child theme. /* Theme Name: A Twenty Eleven Child Theme Description: my child theme Author: helgatheviking Template: twentyeleven Version: 1.0 */ /* Reset browser defaults */ @import url(‘../twentyeleven/style.css’); so assuming that twentyeleven is in the … Read more
If you have a single level of subcategories under your main categories, you can just do this: $category = get_category( $cat ); if( $category->category_parent ): $parent = get_cat_name( $category->category_parent ); echo ‘<h1>’ . $parent . ‘</h1>’; else: echo ‘<h1>’ . $category->cat_name . ‘</h1>’; endif;
Plugin documentation instructs to copy style file to theme’s directory, rather than edit it in place (which would make it incompatbile with updates and such). Other than that this seems like CSS issue and has little to do with WordPress. Some time with Firebug+Firefox or other debug tool usually solves such.
A width of 950-960px should be ok for most screen resolutions. Css Frameworks/Libraries like blueprint, 960gs, etc. use the same width.
Try adding the .current-page-ancestor selector to your style, note the use of hyphens instead of underscores.