hydroproxy

I guess I will disable the twitter portion of it as I am not able to figure it out on my own.

Any hints? Much appreciated. If theres info I may provide. I’d be glad to share it.

anybody have any suggestions? I’ve been trying some changes but I am not achieving the uniform look and my CSS is limited. Any help is much appreciated,

Thanks,

Thanks Dchidell.

Anyone have any other suggestions for achieving the uniform look?

Hey, Im close and its amazing how much better it looks. Thanks for helping me out.

I want to try and have the transparent black background that can be seen when you hover over any other dropdown list other then the current link that was clicked. I think the code that is currently used for the transparency effect/backgrounds is…

ul.navigation li a:hover,ul.navigation li:hover a,ul.navigation li a.fadeThis span.hover{background-color:rgba (138;43;226) ;} /*(255,255,255,0.1) */
ul.navigation li:hover li a{background-color:transparent;}
ul.navigation li li a:hover,ul.navigation li li a.fadeThis span.hover{background-color:#397fbf !important;}

Im only basing that code output because it lists “transparent” in the code.

One thing that I think is minor, is that once I click on a dropdown link, the column and dropdown menu that the dropdown link was under goes solid black.

Hi,
certainly, https://www.hydroproxy.org. Let me know if I can provide any more information.

Has anybody ran into this problem? Well, not a problem but a configuration change.

Its been about a week since I posted this question. Thanks for any insight.

Anybody have any suggestions? This is what the custom user css looks like.

/* Custom colors for the navigation bar */

ul.navigation li.active a span.pointer, ul.navigation li.current_page_item a span.pointer, ul.navigation li.current_page_parent a span.pointer, ul.navigation li.current_page_ancestor a span.pointer { display: none; }

ul.navigation{background-position:left -464px;background-color:#ddd;}
ul.navigation li{background-position:right bottom;}
ul.navigation li a{text-shadow:none;color:#397fbf;}

ul.navigation li.active a, ul.navigation li.current_page_item a, ul.navigation li.current_page_parent a, ul.navigation li.current_page_ancestor a { background:#397fbf; color:#fff; text-shadow:rgba(0,0,0,0.5) 1px 1px 1px; }

ul.navigation li.active a,
ul.navigation li.current_page_item a,ul.navigation li.current_page_parent a,ul.navigation li.current_page_ancestor a,
ul.navigation li.current-cat a,ul.navigation li.current-cat-parent a,ul.navigation li.current-cat-ancestor a{background-position:left -164px;color:#fff;}

ul.navigation li a:hover,ul.navigation li:hover a,ul.navigation li a.fadeThis span.hover{background-color:rgba (138;43;226) ;} /*(255,255,255,0.1) */
ul.navigation li:hover li a{background-color:transparent;}
ul.navigation li li a:hover,ul.navigation li li a.fadeThis span.hover{background-color:#397fbf !important;}

ul.navigation li.active a span.pointer,
ul.navigation li.current_page_item a span.pointer,ul.navigation li.current_page_parent a span.pointer,ul.navigation li.current_page_ancestor a

span.pointer,
ul.navigation li.current-cat a span.pointer,ul.navigation li.current-cat-parent a span.pointer,ul.navigation li.current-cat-ancestor a span.pointer
{background-position:center bottom;}

ul.navigation ul{background-color:rgba(0,0,0,0.66);border-color:#ddd;}

ul.navigation li.active a:hover, ul#navigation li.active:hover a { background-color:#397fbf;}

ul.navigation li.active ul,
ul.navigation li.current_page_item ul,ul.navigation li.current_page_parent ul,ul.navigation li.current_page_ancestor ul,
ul.navigation li.current-cat ul,ul.navigation li.current-cat-parent ul,ul.navigation li.current-cat-ancestor ul
{background-color:#ddd;border-color:#ddd;}

ul.navigation ul ul{border-top:1px solid rgba(255,255,255,0.5) ;}

ul.navigation{ background:#ddd url(images/nav.png) repeat-x left top; }

For those that may just run into this. The variables would just need to be right. The problem happened on a mystique theme, (but I dont believe this is limited to just mystique), only on FF4 and the root problem was with a “kind of like” a CDN service and there was a beta program that my site was on (without my knowledge) that asynchronously loads your JavaScript resources. The idea is to optimize your site but in my experience I actually rebuilt my wordpress site from scratch because I could not figure out what the issue maybe.

Thanks again but the issue did not look to be wordpress or even the mystique theme but rather a 3rd party. Thanks for your help, without it, I might have still beeen scratching my head. Cheers,

Thanks Flamenco,

Mystique theme installed looks to be up to date. 2.4.2.

I used your suggestion of using another theme, I enabled the “tweenty ten” theme and now the site is loading fine. The flickering I was describing is not happening with the default twenty ten theme. I since went back to the mystique theme and the theme looks to be having the same issue again. I would like to stay with this theme.

The site was working with this theme on FF4 at the beginning before I added plugins. I did a few modifications so Im going to try and track down anything I can think of.

If anyone still has any remarks and what files I should be checking, let me know. But thanks for your feedback in isolating the problem to the mystique theme.

Does anyone have any feedback? Anyone ever see this behaviour or may know what to look for in order to troubleshoot?

Thanks in advance,