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#178800

Hello,

we try to add a different color for each menu, but we really don’t know how to do this.
See the screenshot for more understanding.

But there is no possibility to add a class in the menu manager.
Do you have a idea to do this ?
With the theme in the template ?

Thank in advance.

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#459968

<em>@dieudonne 328659 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hello,

we try to add a different color for each menu, but we really don’t know how to do this.
See the screenshot for more understanding.

But there is no possibility to add a class in the menu manager.
Do you have a idea to do this ?
With the theme in the template ?

Thank in advance.</blockquote>
Hello dieudonne,

I am sorry to inform that our technical support services are dedicated for bug fixing, products maintenance or general advice on how to use the products only. All custom works that requires to extend products’ core features as shown on our demo site are not subject to support coverage and should be handled by clients.

Thus, I am sorry that we could not handle your customization request as it would delay the time for supporting other clients and developing new products for monthly release commitment.

Thank you for your understanding.

Best regards.

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#459987

Hello,
thank for your answer. This is the new politic from Joomlart ?
So now you can remove the “Additional class” in the “Parameters (JA Extended)” ?
I never heard anything like this in the forum.

Anyway, for other people, here is the solution :
http://www.joomlart.com/forums/showthread.php?70339-Coloring-Mega-Menu-Different-color-for-each-item&highlight=Additional+class

Thank to TomC for the great solution !

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#459988

<em>@dieudonne 328788 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hello,
thank for your answer. This is the new politic from Joomlart ?
So now you can remove the “Additional class” in the “Parameters (JA Extended)” ?
I never heard anything like this in the forum.
</blockquote>
Hello dieudonne,

You can refer JA Terms of use (http://www.joomlart.com/joomlart/terms-of-use), point 2.8.

Thanks.

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1. dieudonne

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#459999

ok, here is the correct code (for JA Ironis). The name of Additional class” in the “Parameters (JA Extended)” is “chapitre1”.

.ja-megamenu ul.level0 li.mega > a.mega.chapitre1 {
background-color: #AD537C
color: #ffffff
}
.ja-megamenu ul.level0 li.over > a.mega.chapitre1 {
background-color: #AD537C
}

But this code doesn’t work for the border :

.ja-megamenu .childcontent-inner.chapitre1 {
border-color: #AD537C !important;
}

A idea to fix this ?
Thank in advance

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#460176

<em>@dieudonne 328808 wrote:</em><blockquote>ok, here is the correct code (for JA Ironis). The name of Additional class” in the “Parameters (JA Extended)” is “chapitre1”.

.ja-megamenu ul.level0 li.mega > a.mega.chapitre1 {
background-color: #AD537C
color: #ffffff
}
.ja-megamenu ul.level0 li.over > a.mega.chapitre1 {
background-color: #AD537C
}

But this code doesn’t work for the border :

.ja-megamenu .childcontent-inner.chapitre1 {
border-color: #AD537C !important;
}

A idea to fix this ?
Thank in advance</blockquote>
Hello dieudonne,

Please add a gap between “.childcontent-inner” and “.chapitre1”. It should be like this:

.ja-megamenu .childcontent-inner .chapitre1 {
border-color: #AD537C !important;
}

Hope this helps.

Best regards.

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#460333

Hello,

thank for your anwser, but it doesn’t work. The border color does not change.


.ja-megamenu ul.level0 li.mega > a.mega.chapitre1 {
background-color: #AD537C;
color: #ffffff;
}
.ja-megamenu ul.level0 li.over > a.mega.chapitre1 {
background-color: #AD537C;
}

.ja-megamenu .childcontent-inner .chapitre1 {
border-color: #AD537C !important;
}

We tried several thing, but nothing work.
There is a subtle, but which one?

Thank in advance for any help.
Regards

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#460423

<em>@dieudonne 329269 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hello,

thank for your anwser, but it doesn’t work. The border color does not change.


.ja-megamenu ul.level0 li.mega > a.mega.chapitre1 {
background-color: #AD537C
color: #ffffff
}
.ja-megamenu ul.level0 li.over > a.mega.chapitre1 {
background-color: #AD537C
}

.ja-megamenu .childcontent-inner .chapitre1 {
border-color: #AD537C !important;
}

We tried several thing, but nothing work.
There is a subtle, but which one?

Thank in advance for any help.
Regards</blockquote>
Please try this one


.ja-megamenu .chapitre1 .childcontent-inner {
border: 5px solid #AD537C !important;
}


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1. dieudonne

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#460558

Ah sorry,

yes your solution is working very well :

#ja-megamenu .level0 li.mega a.chapitre1 {
background-color:#00f6ff;
border-color:#00f6ff !important;
color:#000;
}

.ja-megamenu .chapitre1 .childcontent-inner {
border: 5px solid #00f6ff !important;
}

Thank you very much for your help.

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