Hi,
I upgraded today from 0.13 to 1.0 and since then the links to my selected pages are not styled:
For example:
http://liesbeth.mijnlieff.nl/cmsmadesim ... _stichting
I managed to change the background by adding to the nav-vertical stylesheet:
.currentpage {
background-color: #18507C;
}
However:
.currentpage {
color: #18507C;
}
doesnt work.
I worked fine with version 0.13. Anyone an idea ?
Thank you very much for any help
.currentpage class problems after upgrade to 1.0
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Re: .currentpage class problems after upgrade to 1.0
change to css menu template and change .currentpage to .activepage (iirc)
or change .currentpage to h3 {...}
or change .currentpage to h3 {...}
Re: .currentpage class problems after upgrade to 1.0
Hi,
hope someone can help.
I am using cmsmadesimple 1.1.2.
I am have trouble changes the color for
I can not find it anyway.
In the stylesheet "Navigation: CSSMenu - Vertical"
I have added
but no changes have been detected.
Any advice is appreciated.
cheers
Eddie
hope someone can help.
I am using cmsmadesimple 1.1.2.
I am have trouble changes the color for
I can not find it anyway.
In the stylesheet "Navigation: CSSMenu - Vertical"
I have added
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#menu_vert li a.currentpage {
color: #FFFFFF;
background-color: #844900;
}
.currentpage {
color: #FFFFFF;
background-color: #844900;
}
.h3 {
color: #FFFFFF;
background-color: #844900;
}
Any advice is appreciated.
cheers
Eddie
Re: .currentpage class problems after upgrade to 1.0
Look thru the rendered page code to see if you have a class="currentpage" in the menu ul li...
If you do you may have to check your CSS for one that calls it, if it does you may not be able to change it with another call in another CSS so you would change the existing one, also you may need to add the li call to it...
li.currentpage...
If you do you may have to check your CSS for one that calls it, if it does you may not be able to change it with another call in another CSS so you would change the existing one, also you may need to add the li call to it...
li.currentpage...