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Hello,

Any answer to my request ? ??

Thanks Ben, works perfectly ??

I think that it would be difficult, but I can ask : is it possible to make the “secondary menu” disappear when we scrool down, and only display the primary menu ?

Thank you Ben ??

Really appreciate your help, as usual !

Ok, thanks ! It works perfectly ??

Hello, thanks for the quick answer !
Finally, I decided to cancel that idea, and to simply permanently display a dark theme all over my website.

However, I need your help for another question.

I would like to change the color of all the text (post title, read mode text and excerpt text) displayed in blog archives (main page) to a #0A0A0A color, with a #6E00FF color displayed on hover.

I already did it on the posts themself with the following code

.singular-post .entry-content,
.singular-post .entry-title,
.singular-post .comments,
.singular-post .comments a,
.singular-post .comments a:link,
.singular-post .comments a:visited,
.singular-post .entry-content a,
.singular-post .entry-content a:link,
.singular-post .entry-content a:visited {
  color: #fff;

Is there any CSS code to do the same in the archives ?

Thanks for the answer ??

Thanks a lot, I also have 2 another little questions.

– I have a little issue when I change the color of the background of my website with the following code

body,
.excerpt,
.main,
.menu-primary ul,
#site-header {
	background: #000;
}

It also change the background of the posts on the main page of the website on mobile version. Do you know how I can fix that ?

– Second question : I would like to display like a purple filter with low opacity on the featured images on the main page (which is set as blog archives), and I want the filter to disapear when you have your mouse on it, I don’t know if it’s clear haha.

Is it possible to do ?

Thanks a lot ??

Thank very much ?? !
And, thanks so much for your precious help !

Thanks so much for your reactivity ! I think that I have pretty much what I wanted/

I put :

div.post {
border-radius: 25px;
}
.entry .featured-image {
border-top-left-radius: 25px;
border-top-right-radius: 25px;
}
div#disqus_thread {
border-bottom-left-radius: 25px;
border-bottom-right-radius: 25px;
border-top-left-radius: 25px;
border-top-right-radius: 25px;
margin-top: 40px
}

is there anything to improve, or is it OK ?

Thanks a lot, it’s almost perfect, I only have an little issue between the post area and the disqus area. The bottom corners of the post area are still rounded. It looks perfect when you’re on the main page of the site (https://unmeltmagazine.com), but not when you’re inside a post (https://unmeltmagazine.com/le-label-messe-noire-sinvite-au-1988-live-club-a-rennes)

Sorry, I’m not precise enough.

What I need to do, is to round the top corners (so, the top of the featured image), and the bottom of the comment section (as you can see here https://unmeltmagazine.com/le-label-messe-noire-sinvite-au-1988-live-club-a-rennes)

The “div.excerpt-container” is not working :-/

Thanks a lot !
Is it also possible to apply rounded corners on the post itself ? (I don’t find the word, but I mean when you’re clicking on the post)
Thanks