Hi Leslie,
I might need to Firebug the element to see if you have a class or ID to isolate, or you may need to add one. Problem is your child menu lives in the same element as the one's color you want to alter...
Kevin
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On Jul 14, 2010, at 16:11 PM, LESLIE FRIESEN wrote:
Hi, everyone,
I know this is a basic question, but I feel like I am beating my head against a wall! I have the Nice Menu module installed and working properly. It defaults to a light grey 'up' state for the parent item. When you mouse over, the hover changes that to a darker grey. The drop down child menu does the same. All I am trying to do is change JUST the color of that light grey 'up' state for the parent item. I haven't been able to tweak the nice_menus_default.css properly to make that happen. Either it doesn't change anything at all, or it changes more than I want it to.
If it's possible, I'd also like to change the font color for just that parent 'up' state, without changing the font color for anything else in the menu system.
Does anyone have any ideas? I've spent hours playing with it, searching the Drupal Nice Menu module issues forum, etc. and am getting nowhere.
Help!?!?!?!?
Thanks very much in advance,
Leslie
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