Wongshag

Is there any way of using the line <a class="slide-link" href="#tab-<?php the_ID(); ?>"> but adding to it some code that shows the post name but allows the javascript to use the #tab bit?

Many of the edit changes I have made cause the whole layout of the site to change, in a major way. I have added code to make the hover show xxx/com/wines/#tab-143pinotage-chenin-blanc which is almost there I just then need to hide the #tab-143 bit.

Sounds a bit unclear but that’s what I need

Thanks Howard and Leopard. Both options mess up my javascript. I presume it is in the loop – here is my entire original code from the section we are discussing:

<div class="product-section">
        	<?php $count=0; while(have_posts()): the_post();?>
				<?php if($count%4==0):?>
                    <div class="row">
                        <div class="tabset">
                        <?php endif;?>
                            <a class="slide-link" href="#tab-<?php the_ID(); ?>">
                            <?php the_post_thumbnail('wine_thumbnail', array('class' => 'alignleft')) ?>
                                <span class="description" >
                                    <strong class="title"><?php the_title() ?></strong>
                                    <span class="text" ><?php echo strip_tags(get_the_excerpt()) ?></span>
                                    <span class="link" >Read more</span>
                                </span>
                                <em class="decor"></em>
                            </a>
                        <?php  $count++;?>
                        <?php if($count%4==0):?>
                        </div>

Sorry that first line should say Template

Could this be anywhere outside the permalink structure?

Permalinks are already set to %post_name% and show fine on the normal pages but not on the tabs or any subpages

Thanks Z, when I insert into the custom CSS box, I see no change on the site, I tried adding the !important; bit in but it seems default settings are overriding whatever I put in there.

Or do I add the <span> code elsewhere?

Hello Cryout, not sure if I should start a new topic. Looking to change that same front-text2 so I can do it with 2 colours but I cannot get the HTML tags to work in the Mantra Settings>presentation page> second title box.

Can I also insert this in the custom CSS box?

This is what I need to insert there:

<font color=#ff0000>Welcome to</font> <font color=#ff0000>sitename</font>

Thanks for a smashing theme!