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  • Tzinser,
    If you are using Firefox, please install Firebug.
    When Firebug is active on Firefox, run it (icon on left top), use function “Click an element in the page to inspect” on bar menu of firebug window (arrow icon) to find out locations on CSS file.
    Good luck

    Thread Starter tzinser

    (@tzinser)

    Thanks. I’ll try it.

    Tzinser,

    Your already one step head by knowing that the css needs to be changed! Depending on what version you using of WordPress, you might have an edit css under appearance.
    You can make your css changes there without having to change the theme css.

    Thread Starter tzinser

    (@tzinser)

    I hate to admit defeat, so I’m at the point where I have to find the answer for my own peace of mmd. Using Firebug, I cannot find the code in the Hueman WordPress theme to change the font color in the header menu. I’m no expert in coding and css, so I can easily miss something. I’m just not finding it.

    Hueman doesn’t seem to offer the option for a custom stylesheet, so I am using a child theme in order to have one. I just need to find what to put in it.

    Don’t give up.
    Changing menu font color to red (you can use any hex code):
    -Topbar menu:
    #nav-topbar .nav li a {color: red;}
    -Header menu (in fact “middle menu”):
    #nav-header .nav li a {color:red;}
    Simple as that – you say you made child theme, excellent.
    Editor at “Appearance”->”Editor” – but without child theme, you will loose modifications each time you update to new version.
    If you haven’t setup child theme properly (you have instructions on Alex site) – this also will not work.
    If this is all you need – PLS mark [resolved].
    If not – somebody will always help

    Additional info on child themes:
    https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Child_Themes – WP theoretical stuff on childe themes generally
    -sample download from Alex’s site at https://github.com/AlxMedia/hueman-child/archive/master.zip
    Unpack it in proper folder – and that’s it.
    All modifications in “style.css” below the header, (probably you would not need .php file)and everything should work.

    Thread Starter tzinser

    (@tzinser)

    Mike, thank you very much. I think that tells me what I need. Also, I appreciate the child theme info. I’ll check mine to make sure it’s good.

    You’re welcome.
    If you need further assistance, feel free to ask.
    As you finish, please mark topic [resolved].

    Oops, now I see you already did it.
    Good luck!

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