[DragonTom]

You are correct. Three instances. Thank you for pointing that out. Guess I was just too excited to actually have something work that I did not notice.

Making the change to add the "px" to the three values, however, did not seem to have any visual effect on any of my sites. 🙂

Tom

[DragonTom]

Well, almost. Discovered that .current-menu-item doesn't exist when you are on the page for the first link in the menu. Not going to worry about it now but the comment might help others trying to solve the same problem. The above is not the full solution.

[DragonTom]

OK, while not exactly what I wanted, by adding CSS in the special section that looks like this...

.after-post .current-menu-item a, a:visited {
font-weight: bold;
text-decoration: none;
}

.sidebar .current-menu-item a, a: visited {
font-weight: bold;
text-decoration: none;
}

I now have the current page in bold and not underlined. It's still a link but at least it now stands out in the menu as the current page so people have an idea where they are. That will do. To do what I wanted would probably have taken some PHP coding and right now I don't want to get into that; just get my site moved from static HTML into WordPress ASAP. Decorations can come later.

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