CaldwellYSR

jQuery('.mega-menu-item-has-children').hover(function() {
}, function() {
  var flyout = jQuery(this).children('ul');
  flyout.css('display', 'none');
});

for now I have fixed it with this ugly jquery…

I am not but including that brought about no change in behaviour.

COuld use a bump… Angelo your suggestions doesn’t do anything for me.

Unfortunately that doesn’t seem to work for me. I get no WP Errors but my code stops at the $event->output() function and nothing past that gets printed out. View source literally stops at the <li> right before that code and nothing else comes out.

I think you misunderstood my question. I don’t have a single event author id. I want to pull a list of events from multiple authors. Should I make multiple lists, one for each author?

Actually, now that I’ve added the edit_event_categories capability the user still can’t add events to the premade categories in the back end.

Okay I’ve found a way around the problem. Using the li:last-child selector instead of the idea in my css and jquery will allow me to style just the login button. ??

Is there any way I can specify what the id will be for just one of the menu items? Because the default id’s are liable to change when the menu is updated. Plus I have to go through and find the correct id, then make that change in my jquery.

So how do I add an id to that element?