[aaustin69]

Hi Mohammad, that worked for the divider thanks.

But is there also a way to reduce the amount of space above the divider line? As mentioned in my email above, the footer area seems to be well below the rest of the pages.

Thanks, Alan.

[aaustin69]

Hi. Disregard my question above on adding an image. I figured out another option.

Thanks,

Alan

[aaustin69]

Regarding my question above about including an image – In case it helps, below is the html code that I using from within the slider program for the layer.

Find a Property

Perhaps there is a way to add a link to an image within this code? Sorry, but I am not very programmer savvy.

[aaustin69]

Perfect, that worked. Thanks.

Last question on this: Is there a way to include a small image before the text so that it is all part of the hyperlink? Or do I need to add another layer for an image?

Thanks,

Alan

[aaustin69]

Ok, you meant to use that code in the theme options so it does not get overwritten.

So I just did that and it changes the color of the text as needed, but the hover color is still orange no matter what I try. I noticed that the code you gave me is 2 lines of the same exact thing. Is there a line of code that can change the hover color?

Thanks,

Alan

[aaustin69]

Ok I will take a look, thanks. If I change this to the colors I want, will this possibly be overwritten every time I update a new version of the Slider?

[aaustin69]

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[aaustin69]

Just to add (not sure if this helps), but below is the css code within Revolution slider for the text style. There is no orange in this code. The only color is #515151, which is a grey color that works when there is no link associated with the text:

.tp-caption.small_grey{
position: absolute;
color: #515151;
text-shadow: none;
font-weight: bold;
text-decoration: none;
font-size: 20px;
line-height: 36px;
font-family: Avenir;
margin: 0px;
border-width: 0px;
border-style: none;
white-space:nowrap;
text-shadow: none;

Thanks,

Alan

[aaustin69]

Hi Kyle,

This works great for the main menu adjustment, thanks.

Regarding the title bar, I ended up inserting at height parameter in addition to the padding parameters, and was able to reduce the title bar height that way.

Thanks for your help.

[aaustin69]

Ok thank you.

[aaustin69]

Hi,

Just following up on this older thread to see if there is anything in the works regarding a simpler mobile navigation (something that takes up less space, etc)? Ed had mentioned there were a large number of requests for this.

Thanks,

Alan

[aaustin69]

Hello, I was able to get GoDaddy to restore my previous domain and all of the data and retrieve my css code. FYI, when I moved domains they recommended I install a plugin called ‘Search and Replace’ to make sure all of the links were going to the new domain. It was this plugin that wiped out all of my CSS code, along with a few other settings. Just thought you should know in case anyone else uses this.

[aaustin69]

Actually I was able to figure out how to make these changes. Thanks.

[aaustin69]

Sorry, I just posted questions in the Dante forum, but I am actually using Flexform. Hopefully someone can answer the questions as they relate to Flexform?

Alan

[aaustin69]

Hi, I have some coding in my Theme Options to make all webpage links bold (.page-content a { font-weight:bold;}. However, I noticed this also applies to the accordion text.

Is there a way to make the accordion text regular font size, while keeping the rest of the links bold as they currently are?

Also, is there a way to make the inactive text in the accordions a different color? I know a user asked this question above, but the only answer I see applies to the “+” sign, and not the rest of the text.

Thanks,

Alan