tristanknowles

Always happens, just after I post I find a solution. The following worked for me:

.advanced-sidebar-menu .current_page_item a {
	background: #d6dff1;
}

.advanced-sidebar-menu .current_page_item a:visited, {
	background: #d6dff1;
}

.advanced-sidebar-menu .page_item ul li a, .advanced-sidebar-menu .page_item ul li a:visited {
	background: #ffffff;
}

.advanced-sidebar-menu .page_item ul li a:hover {
	background: #d6dff1;
}

.advanced-sidebar-menu .page_item .current_page_item a, .advanced-sidebar-menu .page_item .current_page_item a:visited, .advanced-sidebar-menu .page_item .current_page_item a:hover {
	background: #d6dff1;
}
.advanced-sidebar-menu .current_page_item .page_item a, .advanced-sidebar-menu .current_page_item .page_item a:visited {
	background: #ffffff;
}

.advanced-sidebar-menu .current_page_item .page_item a:hover {
	background: #d6dff1;
}

I’m having trouble with this too.

I have a menu going down to 3 levels (parent -> child -> second child)

I want to apply specific styling (change background colour) to the active page so it’s clear where the user is on the side menu.

The website is at:
https://www.tkdemosite.net/tools-and-resources/compliance-resources/

you’ll need htaccess to get in and a username/password to see the pages. I can email or PM these if somebody thinks they can help.

I’ve tried the following but it also highlights all the child pages under the heading. Once at level 3 it just highlights the single item because there are no children after this.

.advanced-sidebar-menu .page_item a:link, .advanced-sidebar-menu .page_item a:visited {
	background: none;
}
.advanced-sidebar-menu .current_page_item a:link, .advanced-sidebar-menu .current_page_item a:visited {
	background: #d6dff1;
}

Somebody better at CSS than I am may be able to suggest a cleaner way to do this, but what I did was just encase my custom css for smaller screens in the following:

@media screen and (max-width: 550px) {

}

You can create multiple instances of this for different screen sizes. I took the default wp-members css file following the instructions at the link above and then modified it to my liking.

Seems to do the trick.

Try this plugin.

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/advanced-sidebar-menu/

Hey I have the same problem.

It’s a shame it seems to make editing the styles difficult and I don’t really want to modify the plugin itself.

This might be a bit obvious but have you put values into Value(s): input field?

This is the one that comes up when you “Add” an attribute. You must put your values your values in separated with a vertical bar “|”. As follows:

Large|Medium|Small

Then click update post or save draft and it should work.

It’s not working for me either in 3.3.1. Could be either a wordpress thing or a theme issue. I’m not sure I’m just going to try another similar plugin. It’s a pity because this one was great otherwise, liked the way CSS was built into the plugin admin.

I still haven’t heard from the theme creator but could somebody point me to a resource that explains how/where to change the taxonomy name. I’m sure I will be able to do this and I’d like to give it a shot.

Ok, I ran some tests and in my case, it seems it was the theme that I had applied. I’ve contacted the creator of theme and hopefully he can fix it.

This is happening to me to, on 3.1. It’s never done this before so it must be a bug in 3.1.

I’ve tried Chrome and Safari with the same result.

The files are visible in the regular media tab on the left, but not the pop-up window from within a post or page.

What did you do about custom fields eheller?

We need this too and I was about to post a message about adding a custom field (country) before I saw your post ??

Ah ha! As often happens after I post a question on a forum, I find a solution myself.

This solved it for me.

https://www.21stsoft.com/wordpress-tutorial-troubleshooting-wordpress-problems/

If that page ever disappears, I’ll repeat the steps here:

1. log into your websites control panel
2. Open phpMyAdmin
3. Select your MySql database
4. Browse the wp_options table
5. Change the siteurl value to the temp URL provided by your hosting company

Hope this helps someone some day!