Linda

Thank you for telling me about the focus selector! I ended up having to get a little bit more exact with the CSS, but it was indeed a focus selector that had to be changed. I finally managed to get it done.

Thanks!

@susan-bates: Oh wow, thank you! ?? It wasn’t too hard to do the arrows in the navigation. I found this bit in style.css, it’s under Small Menu, which is under Primary Navigation.

.primary-navigation ul li.current-menu-item,
	.primary-navigation ul > li:hover {
		background: url(https://www.linda-vuorenvirta.com/wp-content/themes/portfolio-press/images/nav-hover.png);
		background-position: bottom center;
		background-repeat: no-repeat;
	}

I put the background image (the light purple triangle) under the hover property for the menu line items. Mostly I figured this out by trial and error and a lot of moving code around from place to place until it worked. ??

Okay, I managed to mess around with everything in sight long enough to come up with a hack-ish fix. This probably isn’t the most elegant way to solve the problem, but I ended up forcing the divs in question to display as inline elements (I realized they were all block elements) and that made them float horizontally.

So disregard this, I suppose, unless someone has a better option they want to share! Now to go and make the footer work responsively…

Thanks for trying to help me! You’re the only one so far, obviously, haha.

Unfortunately I couldn’t get mine to work with the technique you used…but thanks for sharing it! I’ll just keep looking I suppose.

Anyone? D: I’d really like to get the sidebar “Widgetized”.