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I’m creating a site that has two sets of drop-down menus, one for venues and one for artists’ galleries. Whilst I have styled it so that the hover shows up very clearly which venue or artist is being hovered, the client wants me to put a line in-between each venue/artist so that it’s more obvious before they go in for a hover. I have two questions:
1. Can I do this without resorting to a child theme?
2. Either way, which css file do I alter? I’ve looked into the main style.css file and it looks like the original theme style. Or do I go into the live css editor?
I’m feeling a bit confused.
Much gratitude for any help you can give.
Rachel.Hi Rachel,
I’m not sure i understood you perfectly.
In the link you have attached, i don’t see a venu menu.Anyway, i will try to answer, and hopefully help:
1. As long as it’s only CSS that you are changing, you don’t need to use child theme.
2. We recommend to add all custom CSS into the Live CSS box.Sorry Boaz, I should have said ‘Events’ rather than Venues but as you have answered that part of my question anyway.
Can you help me to find the right css element to alter in the live css box?
I think it is this, but I’m not altogether confident about it:
.navbar.navbar-default .nav ul.sub-menu {
list-style: none outside none;
}Many thanks again
RachelYou should try something like this:
.sf-menu ul li {border-bottom: 1px solid #fff;}Excellent, thank you so much, I have managed to fix the width of the menu as well so there’s no line breaks. I’m very grateful for your help.
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