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Old 02-18-2014, 08:56 AM
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Originally Posted by squiggler View Post
There are 4 files in your CSS folder in your file manager (at the host, not ACP). There's menu, online, pagination, and tabs. I think those are what you want to edit, but I could be wrong. You might also want to check the templates folder.
Thanks for your information squiggler. I was indeed doing all my editing from the host CP and not the ACP. I made some aesthetic changes in the menu.css file, but that file does not contain any code related to the sidebar links... only the top nav links (at least I think so, from what I could gather).

The style-city.css had some code there related to the sidebar links, but I could only manage to change the text color if the text was moused over. I did not find anything that could be manipulated to change the font, spacing, color, etc.

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Originally Posted by tahbikat View Post
I noticed that it doesn't look like the individual sidebar links have a class set to them, so what I did is style the a, li, a:hover, and li:hover in the #menu id.

Go to templates > main > media > style-city.css (or whatever template css you're using) and add this under the section called /* Let's fix up your menu links */
Thanks tahbikat... I will try this. I don't understand where the links are getting their style settings from. They have to be getting them from somewhere. Oh well.
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