Mohammed Imtiyaz

You could set font-weight property to to bold to make it look bold.

Go to Appearance->editor by default it will open active theme’s style.css file just try to find “#nav-header .nav li a” and add the font-weight property to it. Hope it helps you achieve what you are looking for.

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Mohammed Imtiyaz
Lead Developer at Plugmatter.com

It’s actually an attribute for anchor tag, look for the <a href="<?php echo home_url(); ?>" > <img src="/path/to/logo"></a> try to find the code where logo is being displayed.

You can find it under Appearance->editor, by default it loads active theme’s style.css file. On Right hand side you have the list of theme’s files listed, and you could find function.php file there labeled as ‘Themes Functions’

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Your WordPress installation is in a sub-directory. That means by default home_url or site_url points to root of the WordPress installed folder. If you want to point your logo to some other location, you have to change it in your theme’s header.php file where the ‘href’ attribute is set. You will have to hard code this in your theme.

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I guess, it’s the value of $wpdb->prefix variable. You should add this prefix to your table name when you query your db. By default its “wp_”.
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Thanks for the reply. I got it up. I don’t know the problem but removed and installed again and its working fine. I really like this plugin. Good job Web-Dorado.