Business Consulting theme – how to set fixed menu header/banner on front page?

[oles]

Hi,

how can I set the header and optionally the banner image on the front page to fixed position, so it won’t scroll with the rest of the page? There seems to be no menu setting for this. Thanks!

[Sonl Sinha]

Hi,

Kindly show us your website URL?

Regards,
Brad

[oles]

http://kurt.ine.co.th

Another issue just came up on this site: the drop down menu entries get partially invisible on second level links. Please see http://kurt.ine.co.th/electrical-products/ and try to hover over “Products”, one entry is invisible but appears once the cursor hovers over it. When changing the background or foreground color of those entries, it will look okay in WordPress at first, but after updating/posting the change it looks like this again. Seems to be a bug? Is there a workaround or possibly a fix?

[Sonl Sinha]

Hi,

Kindly go to Appearance >> Customize >> Basic >> Scroll down to find Custom CSS and paste there:

.home.has_trans_header.page .header { position:fixed !important;}
#slidera { margin-top:109px;}

@media screen and (max-width:479px) {
#slidera { margin-top:79px;}
}

#topmenu ul.sub-menu li a { color:000 !important;}
#topmenu ul.sub-menu li a:hover { color:#fff !important;}

Regards,
Brad

[oles]

Thanks, works just fine!

Did you have a chance to look into the menu bug I mentioned?

[Sonl Sinha]

Hi,

Can you send us the screenshot of your issues? Upload your screenshot on http://imgur.com/ and paste the share url here.

Regards,
Brad

[oles]

Certainly, please take a look at https://imgur.com/a/z8DNxlQ

There is a blank entry below “Mechanical & Electrical” and text only becomes visible when you hover over it.

If I change the colors for menu items it looks okay right after the change (in WordPress itself), but once I post the change it’s the same problem again, regardless of what color I chose.

[Sonl Sinha]

Hi,

Kindly use this code

#topmenu ul.sub-menu li a { color:000 !important;}

Regards,
Brad

[oles]

The given code worked after adding the missing # before 000

This line was already present in the CSS you gave me before, but also without the # . No problem, just saying. Thanks!

[Sonl Sinha]

Hi,

Yes, this is the right code

#topmenu ul.sub-menu li a { color:#000 !important;}

Regards,
Brad

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