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    Re: using menu "Custom CSS Class"

    Posted 13 years 10 months ago
    • OK, thanks. For the record, I'm using Joomla 1.6... not Wordpress.
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    Re: using menu "Custom CSS Class"

    Posted 13 years 10 months ago
    • Okay, you should always tell us that up front, I spend a lot of time in the WP forums, so sorry for the confusion.

      I guess in this case the !important is the only way to go, the template.css is the last style sheet to load so if it doesn't work there, you've got to bust out the !important.
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    Re: using menu "Custom CSS Class"

    Posted 13 years 10 months ago
    • Sorry, could have been more clear. I did say in my original post that "I'm using one of the latest 1.6 templates."
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    Re: using menu "Custom CSS Class"

    Posted 13 years 10 months ago
    • You did man, my apologies. For some reason I thought this was wordpress, I've just been jumping around so much, I lose track sometimes. At least we came up with a solution. :D
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    Posted 13 years 3 weeks ago
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    Re: using menu "Custom CSS Class"

    Posted 13 years 3 weeks ago
    • Try:
      .jomsocialmainmenu a{color: gold;font-style: italic;}
      The a tag has a color property applied to it in the template, so it overrides the color for the list item. Hope that helps.
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  • Re: using menu "Custom CSS Class"

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    Re: using menu "Custom CSS Class"

    Posted 13 years 3 weeks ago
    • Cool, that's what I was going to suggest. That works no matter what, the non !important version would need to be placed at the bottom of template.css or a style sheet that loads after the initial style sheet that has the original styling.
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    Re: using menu "Custom CSS Class"

    Posted 12 years 10 months ago
    • I am having a similar problem as "modernmagic"... !important isn't taking priority.

      /* Menu Color */
      li.greenitem{color: #0a9c63 !important;}
      li.golditem{color: #f07204 !important;}
      li.purpleitem{color: #7d0c87 !important;}

      I've tried placing "greenitem" and ".greenitem" in the Custom CSS Class under Fusion Menu Options - neither have any effect.

      J!2.5.6/Modulus
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