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November 17, 2014 at 3:28 pm #202820Hi there,
I have not yet installed the JA BIZ template, because I would like to know if it is possible to apply a “class suffix” to the mega menu.
So, the thing goes like this:
I need to use in the “home” page the default color template.
But when I hover the mega menu, each category should usea different color, example : “joomla pages” shows in orange, “explore” shows in blue, “careers” shows in green…So I was wondering if using the class suffix is possible to do this.
Please take a look to the two attachements to see what I’m trying to say.
Thanks a lot for help 🙂
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November 18, 2014 at 3:59 am #555513Hi edd,
You can achieve that, you can follow these steps:
– Go to admin area of your site > Extensions > Template manager > Select a template style
– Click ‘megamenu’ button to access configuration section of mega menu
– Click on menu item you want i.e. ‘Explore’ and add your own class for ‘Extra Class’: http://prntscr.com/57ixpk (in this case, I add ‘explorepage’ ) > Save.– Open css file: /templates/ja_biz/css/custom.css (create this file if it doesn’t exist) and add this css rule:
.t3-megamenu .mega.explorepage > .nav-child.mega-dropdown-menu.full-menu > .mega-dropdown-inner {
background: #33bed9;
}
– Apply the same for any menu item as you wish.
Regards,
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