[Klaus]

Hi.
I use the great theme Tempera 😉
It works fine, but I’ve found an error in CSS.

When a submenu has another submenus, so is the icon of existing submenus is not shown on the web browsers. But on mobile phones it works fine.

The CSS-Code for mobile devices is the right one:
#access > .menu ul li > a:not(:only-child) span:after {

Following code must be changed in the style.css.

search in style.css for:
#access > .menu > ul > li > a:not(:only-child) span:after {
replace with:
#access > .menu ul li > a:not(:only-child) span:after {

it would be nice, if the code change would be implemented in the next version.

thx

[Klaus]

Hello again.
I have another question with regard to the upper and lower case for Font-Names in CSS.
In the subdir “font” all “elusive”-files are written lowercase:

• elusive.eot
• elusive.svg
• elusive.ttf
• elusive.woff

In style.css and style mobile.css there are places where the first letter of “Elusiv” is capitalized.

font-family:"Elusive";

Should it be lowercase?

[Zed]

Submenus don’t have sub-submenu arrows. This is a design choice to not overload the appearance.

font-family:”Elusive”; declares the font family name not its file, so there is no capitalization mismatch. Files are declared in the @font-face rules.

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