Changing colour of menu bar

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  • #4084

    John
    Member

    I bought Silver Mag Pro today, and I’m having a minor issue. I want to have my main menu/navigation bar be red #AE2720. Is there a way for me to change the color from the set templates to this shade of red?

    #4097

    Sandro
    Member

    search in CSS/skins , choose the skin you use and from there you can change the colors.

    #4098

    John
    Member

    Hi Sandro. For the life of me, I can’t figure it out. Is this a change made in the edit themes section? All I’m trying to do is change the colour of the main menu bar.

    #4099

    Raja CRN
    Keymaster

    Hello,

    Add the following code in the SilverMag Pro > Styling > Custom CSS Section

    #catnav.teritary, #catnav.secondary .menu-home a {
    background: #1D9BF3!important;
    }

    #4112

    John
    Member
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    #4116

    John
    Member

    Hi Raja,

    I got the css code you gave me to work. The secondary menu changed color to red.

    However, I still would like the main menu that is directly above/connected to the secondary menu to be red as well. The main menu (including the search button and drop down menus) are still blue. Is there a code I can enter to get that changed?

    #4119

    Raja CRN
    Keymaster

    Hello,

    Use this code,

    #catnav.teritary, #catnav.secondary .menu-home a,.sb-icon-search,#catnav ul li.dropme a {
    background: red!important;
    }
    #4133

    John
    Member

    Thanks Raja.

    I would also like to change the main Category Menu Navigation. It is white, and I’ve had a few people suggest that I add colour to that to make it stand out more. Is there a code I can enter to fill in the white?

    #4134

    Sandro
    Member

    Try this:
    #catnav.secondary {background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% #FFCEE2;}

    #4135

    John
    Member

    That worked perfectly! Thanks Sandro 🙂

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