[AHereld]

Andrea, you're a genius! Thank you!

I'm no guru, but I've been doing this for a long time and could NOT figure out what the heck I was missing. Thanks again!

[AHereld]

Changes were made to a copy of style.css and then uploaded via FTP (FileZilla).

[AHereld]

Thanks - tried that also and it does the same thing. It works, but not just specifically on the blog. It also applies to any similar layout (I have several pages that are content + sidebar).

Full-width pages are fine, but it seems to lump that styling together with similar layouts.

[AHereld]

That did the trick, thank you very much!

[AHereld]

On desktop:

Yes, initially they are white, but when you scroll down the page and go back to the menu, then they are still dark.

[AHereld]

Yes, that worked for mobile, thank you.

However, on PC, my sub-menus are still dark text instead of white.

[AHereld]

.front-page .genesis-nav-menu .sub-menu a {
color: #fff;
}

I don't understand why this isn't working?

[AHereld]

Thanks, that was definitely helpful...but I'm just not seeing in the code where to change the font color. I used "Inspect" on the sub-menu items but there's nothing.

[AHereld]

Thank you!

[AHereld]

Bump. Could still use some help with this.

[AHereld]

Sorry, Brad, I'm just not following you. I think I've been messing with this for too long. My brain is cooked.

[AHereld]

Thanks, but that's still not working how I want it to. I'm only looking to change the link styling in areas where I have also changed the font to freight text. Just in the body of posts, and body of pages. I would like to change it to:

a {
    text-decoration: none;
    color: #222;
}
.entry-content a, .entry-content a:hover {
   border-bottom: 1px solid #f00;
}
.entry-content a:hover {
    color: #f00;
}

Basically, so that links appear with a red underline, and red underline + red text when hovered. But only in those sections...I like how links on the rest of the site look. But whenever I try to do this, it seems like it changes everything.

[AHereld]

Yes, turning Photon OFF solved the issue.

Thank you!

[AHereld]

Yes, I have Jetpack.

Photon must be default ON, because I don't remember activating it, but it is active.

[AHereld]

Seems to be linking some images to i1wp.com/domain/etc...

I'm using the WP Media uploader to add these images. Haven't had this issue before.

[AHereld]

Ugh...nevermind. I forgot to add @import. Working just fine now.

Sorry. Move along, nothing to see here except a newb who has been staying up too late without Mt. Dew.

[AHereld]

Thanks!

Downloaded Genericon'd plugin and edited my CSS. Works flawlessly!

[AHereld]

Bump.

I'm running Genesis 2.0 with the Executive Pro child theme. I'd like to implement Genericons on my site as well, but the code doesn't seem to work. Are they already implemented in this theme?

blockquote::before {
content: "\201C";
display: block;
font-size: 30px;
font-size: 3rem;
height: 0;
left: -20px;
position: relative;
top: -10px;
}

content: "\201C";
This seems to call out CSS for Genericon, as that's how it's noted on the site...however, there genericon-quote is listed as \f106. I'm confused?

[AHereld]

Reduced header font size from 36 to 28.

Returned title-area and widget-area to their default values.

Fixed.

[AHereld]

Well...apparently this isn't resolved.

I've been testing on Android devices (Samsung Galaxy III phone and Galaxy Note tablet) and this workaround looks just fine. It also looks fine on the iPad. For iPhone users though, my friends are telling me the site name is too wide and not aligning properly.

Can I revert this and just shrink the font size? Or maybe I should just go with an image logo after all.

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