[myob9a]

Using Child Theme – When on mobile devices I want to use different access colours to the main menu. I have experiment with the css styles around <nav id=”mobile-menu”> but have not cracked the code to use different accent colours. I tried the a:link etc with each of the IDs and classes in that area.

I was looking at primary accent #fff and secondary #fcf75e (or similar).

Any ideas?

Website: svpact.gafferdesigns.com.au

[myob9a]

When on mobile devices I want to use different access colours to the main menu. I have experiment with the css styles around <nav id=”mobile-menu”> but have not cracked the code to use different accent colours. I tried the a:link etc with each of the IDs and classes in that area.

I was looking at primary accent #fff and secondary #fcf75e (or similar).

Any ideas?

Website: svpact.gafferdesigns.com.au

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by Zed. Reason: moved to correct location
• This reply was modified 4 years ago by Zed.

[myob9a]

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[myob9a]

It looks like a different access colour for mobile devices is too difficult given the lack of forum response. So as an alternative, how do I use different colours for the hamburger menu bars and subsequent menus?

Ideas anyone!

[myob9a]

Problem solved. I ditched the hamburger bars and went for a text based solution for mobiles with a bit of CSS and a mode to the header.php file. Much more intuitive for users

[Zed]

Using white as an accent color will be very problematic as it can render a lot of site elements invisible (due to the site also using white for the backgrounds).

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