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  • Hello my friend!!

    You may have figured this out… but it took me some time and I would like to save others the same.

    For some reason with hover I needed 2 css entries to get it to work. Don’t touch the first one… or set it to basic color you want before hover… it breaks the other coding we don’t want.

    Change second entry to hover color you want.

    Third entry… changes the line underneath ??

    .dropdown-menu>li>a {color:black !important;}

    .dropdown-menu a:hover {
    color: #9c9b90 !important;
    }
    .current-menu-item a {border-bottom: 2px solid #9c9b90!important;}

    Hi everyone ?? I really tried to fool with the CSS, scripting etc… but in the end what worked was another plugin to supplement this one ??

    What it does is it lets you disable plugins for specific pages. It’s called Plugin Organizer.

    Plugin Organizer

    I was a bit stumped on this until I found that…

    So great work on this Sticky Button…. thank you! And if anyone wants to fix this so it works in specific pages… try the plugin above, it worked for me.

    -King

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