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The Mantra theme’s Cryout Serious Theme Settings plugin doesn’t seem to provide a field to change the non-current menu item font color, even on hover. When a theme is missing a cosmetic feature or you want to override a parent theme setting, that’s when Custom CSS comes in handy.

To fix the non-current menu font color, add this code to your Custom CSS:

#access a {
    color:#FF0000;
}

For font hover color in yellow:

#access li:hover > a,
#access li > a:focus {
    color:#FFFF00;
}

Like Geoffrey said, you can change the hex value (that # number) to any value corresponding to its color.

Very good catch! I’m doing all of this on the fly, so apologies for any small mistakes. Keep asking if you have any more questions. ??

Replace

#footer > #colophon {
height:20px;
}

with

#footer > #colophon {
padding-bottom:20px;
}

and you’re good to go!

You’re welcome.

I found the problem. Just add this snippet below your current CSS code.

#footer > #colophon {
height:20px;
}

#site-copyright span {
margin-right:50px;
}

You can adjust the height as needed. Let me know if you need any more help.

Go to WP Dashboard > Appearance > Customize

Then…

1) Site Identity > uncheck “Display Site Title and Tagline”

2) Click on <

3) Header Image > click on “Add new image”

Add below code to the CSS code from my last reply. This fixes hover text:

#footer2 div:not(#site-copyright):not(#sfooter) {
margin: 0 75px;
}

I overlooked the missing hover text. If you move your cursor over the very top and very bottom of the image, the hover text will show up. This is because the div code that contains the second line of footer text is somehow obstructing it. Your facebook/twitter icons aren’t falling down when I hover over them.

Try this instead. Replace your entire Custom Code with this:

#site-copyright > img {
position:relative;
left:6px;
top:14px;
}

#footer2 {
height:44px;
}

#footer2 div:not(#site-copyright), #sfooter > a > img {
position:relative;
bottom:12px;
}

This code won’t fix the hover text. But it should hopefully fix the falling facebook/twitter icons – make them jump a little on hover instead!

You can use either the code in this reply or the working code (for hover text) in the first CSS blockquote from earlier. If you need help with the hover text, you can post another question on it.

Hey, add this to your CUSTOM CSS (below the earlier lines I gave you) and you’ll get exactly this look you were looking for:

#footer2 {
height:44px;
}

#footer2 div, #sfooter > a {
position:relative;
bottom:12px;
}

You’re welcome! Did that fix everything?

Oh, you’re using the Mantra theme. Well, I was just able to get a pretty close result to what you’re looking for (there may be a little gap above the text). This is just a temporary workaround until someone else can give a better solution than I can.

Do you have the Cryout Serious Theme Settings plugin?

If not, download that plugin and activate it. Then in WP Dashboard, go to Mantra Settings > MISCELLANEOUS SETTINGS.

For CUSTOM FOOTER TEXT, input this:

<img title=”SOLIDUS GUILD” src=”https://www.gregorygains.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/solidus979.png&#8221; width=”50″ height=”30″ align=”left”><span id=”copyrighted” align=”center”>? Loveable Music All Rights Reserved</span>

For CUSTOM CSS, input this under the /* Mantra Custom CSS */ line:

#site-copyright img {
position:relative;
left:6px;
top:26px;
}

#copyrighted {
position:relative;
top:12px;
}

If you get a duplicate of “? Loveable Music All Rights Reserved”, you can remove one or the other to see what works best.

No worries! You may have done something to update the permalink. Glad to help. ??

I had that issue when first using WordPress but was able to fix it. Can’t remember how I did it, but it has to do with your post or page’s permalink.

The “section” you refer to is a page or a post, correct?

The permalink is the URL used by Special Days. In the WP Dashboard, go to where you edit your Special Days page or post and see if there’s something wrong with the permalink.

Sorry I was unclear. Hover your cursor over Special Days and see if your browser shows a small popup showing a URL. Some browsers will do this.

Or try clicking on Special Days and see where it takes you. The URL may no longer exist.

If your theme allows, you could put a Menu widget into your footer area. Do that in Appearance > Widgets.

In Appearance > Menus, look at the bottom of the menu item (in the menu structure) and see if Original: has the correct link in it.

Sure it’s possible.

In your WP Dashboard, go to Appearance > Widgets. Drag a Text widget into the left Footer area (or whatever Footer area you have that also covers the left side).

Put into the Text widget’s “Content” field this HTML text:

<img title=”Insert text here” src=”Insert image URL here” width=”50″ height=”50″>

Replace the “Insert text here” and “Insert image URL here” (keep the quotation marks) with whatever you want. Then press “Save” on bottom right of the widget and view your page.

@boutiquebangkok You might want to check your error log, see if there’s anything in there.

People having the #2003 error have different solutions. See which one might be relevant to you:

https://forums.mysql.com/read.php?35,25585,229030

https://forums.mysql.com/read.php?35,25585,201551