schatzab

Awesome! Glad you figured it out! Have fun with it. ??

If you provide a link I’ll be happy to take a look at your code.

Also, I think I’m missing something as your example CSS colors are the same. If you’re talking about the underline changing, then youra:hoverneeds to stateunderline: none;

Finally, I always throw this in for good measure:

a:active
a:link
a:visited 

Hi Dan! Can you share a link to the page you’re referring to?

My best guess would be to check out several of the sub-menu plugins https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/tags/submenu and see what gets you close to the look and feel of your example. If you need to, you may be able to replicate the effect simply by modifying the menu CSS by removing any background color or borders. That will give the submenu that floating look. A simple background-color: none; can do this.

Go into your WP Admin page and go to Appearance > Menus. Under Menu Structure you can click on any of the down arrows on a current menu items and click the link that says “Under _____” (select them menu you want to be the parent navigation). It will then become a Sub Item (sub-menu).

If it still doesn’t show up after this, click on the tab “Manage Locations” and use the pull down to make sure that the menu you’ve been editing is selected as the primary navigation.

From what this message says, I’d say your WordPress version is fine, but your PHP version needs to be updated. I’d try out the plugin again after you’ve done that.

You might check out the Add From Server Plugin here https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/add-from-server/ to properly bring over your images to the new server.

You should be able to change this by going into your WP-admin page and click on Appearance, the Site Identity.