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  • #46045
    expo703
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    When you hover over my top nav it is changing the text color from black to RED. and I can not find it anywhere this #red color anywhere…can someone help me find were this is coming from in my css?

    ty!

    #141298
    Paulie_D
    Member

    Line 19 of http://www.kaehler1920.com/skin/frontend/novaworks/bearstore/css/presets/_custom_store1.css

    #wide-menu #nav > li:hover > a,
    .block-inner-menu h4 { color:#f01c35 !important; }

    #141299
    CameronDuthie
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    It’s coming from “custom store1.css” on line 19.

    #wide-menu #nav > li:hover > a, .block-inner-menu h4 {
    color: #f01c35 !important;
    }

    I’d remove this if it’s not needed or you could override the particular element in your main css file. If your overriding you’ll need to include, “!important” but if it’s not needed just remove, it keeps things cleaner.

    #141301
    Paulie_D
    Member

    @expo703

    Inspect element using Chrome Developer Tools should always be your first port of call.

    Press F12 and go from there…there’s a shipload of information just waiting to be seen.

    #141302
    expo703
    Participant

    Awesome! Thank you guys so much lol I couldn’t find it anywhere i’m using google chrome and inspect element and I couldn’t find it…how did you guys find it? just actually by going through source?

    #141303
    expo703
    Participant

    > Inspect element using Chrome Developer Tools should always be your first port of call.< Paulie_D Yeah its my best friend but when I was looking at the nav I didn’t see any a:hover’s that were active everything was lined out

    #141304
    Paulie_D
    Member

    Nope I right-clicked when it was red and inspected and there it was.

    SImples.

    #141305
    expo703
    Participant

    Thank you nyways :)

    #141309
    CameronDuthie
    Participant

    You can also “toggle element state”

    Click on an element > toggle element state > choose between :active, :hover, :focus and :visited

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