[CREDO]

Thanks, Unfortunately the file didn’t work either (and seemed to break something…).
But I messed around with the section directly, and by removing the original background color line ($submenu(‘> a’, this).css(‘background-color’ etc.) and adding a new section (below) for each submenu, it seems to be working now! Not really knowing what I’m doing though, I’m more than welcome to correction!

$submenu(‘#nav-primary ul li#menu-item-220:not(li li)’).hover(
function () {
$submenu(‘> a’, this).css(‘background-color’, ‘#856a50’);
}
);

[CREDO]

Thanks!
#2) & #4) worked perfectly!
#1) was already set that way though – so without the “widgetized frontpage template” active, it seems to force the ‘blog post front page’ or something?
#3) doesn’t appear to do anything… the menu heading is still returning to the default blue when not over it directly. Maybe I didn’t enter the script properly?

var $sbm = jQuery.noConflict();
$sbm(‘#menu-item-220 .sub-menu’).hover(
function() {
$sbm(this).parent.children(‘a’).css(‘background-color’,’#856A50′);
},
function() {
$sbm(this).parent.children(‘a’).css(‘background-color’,’transparent’);
}
);

var $sbm = jQuery.noConflict();
$sbm(‘#menu-item-221 .sub-menu’).hover(
function() {
$sbm(this).parent.children(‘a’).css(‘background-color’,’#804040′);
},
function() {
$sbm(this).parent.children(‘a’).css(‘background-color’,’transparent’);
}
);

var $sbm = jQuery.noConflict();
$sbm(‘#menu-item-222 .sub-menu’).hover(
function() {
$sbm(this).parent.children(‘a’).css(‘background-color’,’#66913C’);
},
function() {
$sbm(this).parent.children(‘a’).css(‘background-color’,’transparent’);
}
);

var $sbm = jQuery.noConflict();
$sbm(‘#menu-item-223 .sub-menu’).hover(
function() {
$sbm(this).parent.children(‘a’).css(‘background-color’,’#373768′);
},
function() {
$sbm(this).parent.children(‘a’).css(‘background-color’,’transparent’);
}
);

var $sbm = jQuery.noConflict();
$sbm(‘#menu-item-224 .sub-menu’).hover(
function() {
$sbm(this).parent.children(‘a’).css(‘background-color’,’#66335E’);
},
function() {
$sbm(this).parent.children(‘a’).css(‘background-color’,’transparent’);
}
);

var $sbm = jQuery.noConflict();
$sbm(‘#menu-item-225 .sub-menu’).hover(
function() {
$sbm(this).parent.children(‘a’).css(‘background-color’,’#ce763c’);
},
function() {
$sbm(this).parent.children(‘a’).css(‘background-color’,’transparent’);
}
);

• This reply was modified 10 years, 7 months ago by CREDO.

[CREDO]

Is there a way to send you the link privately? It’s sort of an embarrassing mess at the moment : )

[CREDO]

Sorry, I thought I tried that already and it didn’t work, but it does. I guess you just can’t have both above/below widgets and a sidebar? (not an issue necessarily, but just to be clear).
Also, with the “widgetized frontpage template” off, now there’s blog post meta data at the bottom and the page showing (which is turned off in theme options). Is there a way to get rid of those again?

Thanks!

[CREDO]

Actually, I guess I was thinking of it only sticking when screen height exceeds the content length. Would that be too complicated with for CSS?

[CREDO]

Hmm… close. I guess it’s not possible to alignment them with the container rather than the main-body though, is it?

[CREDO]

Thanks,
Removing that code actually breaks things, but I found that simply raising the max-width value at the beginning of the 8-column section seems to do the trick (so far).

[CREDO]

That’s perfect, thanks!

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