SkylerGainsb

Yes! That worked. That took care of another problem where I was getting bits of turquoise on the menu titles during page transitions as well.

Thanks so much Erik. The help is truly appreciated.

Yes, sorry, I didn’t realize this until after I posted that question.

The menu under the title. I’m trying to maintain the hover color #de8520 (orange) of the word “Collection.” Currently, when you hover over “AW 15”, “Collection” turns back to #1FA0AE (turquoise).

Thanks Erik. I appreciate the help. That worked for the social media icon.

I’m still getting the old color when I hover over a dropped menu in the “Collection” drop-down. Do you happen to know what would target this?

Thanks again!

dene-tha.com

Perfect! Nailed it. I added this to my child theme’s CSS. Thanks Erik!

It also appears to be a blind link. How do I change the link in the social media widget?

Thank you Andrew. I’m new to this stuff. This issue came up after I created the child theme, so I’m not sure what went wrong. I see now that the code on that page points to a level 1 heading, but how/where do I change this? Do I add the appropriate code into my child theme’s style.css file? What would that code be to make it point to that page?

Thanks WPyogi. That seems to have worked. One more related question and one issue however:

1) What is the relationship between the child theme style sheets I just created and the changes I make in CSS Stylesheet Editor via Jetpack? Where should I be coding ideally?

2) It now seems that the site title font has an added stroke width, but only on the home page. Is this because of my other style sheets in the theme not being referenced? I read something in the codex that this would only work for themese with one .css file. Mine has four.