[moorezilla]

Thanks for the reply!

Almost seems like WordPress needs children of child themes, instead of just child themes!

I'm tempted just to ignore the child theme updates, but recently it seems like some good/essential updates are being made, things like better compatibility with Woocommerce and for some third-party child themes, better compatibility with Chrome. Plus, knowing I'm not running the latest version of something always bothers me, so having older child themes just bugs me in general.

Thanks again.

[moorezilla]

Just as an update, but this seems to be a bug with the latest version of the child theme. I opened a ticket with Studiopress and will update as it progresses. So far the response is:

The Accent Color specified in Appearance > Customize > Colors is supposed to change a variety of website elements, including the background colour of current menu items.

I do see that this is working for top level menu items but not for submenu items, as you've described. I've passed this information on to our developers for review.

If you'd like the submenu background colour to change on hover, you can add the following to Appearance > Customize > Custom CSS:

.genesis-nav-menu .current-menu-item > a {
background-color: #ad0d28 !important;
}

[moorezilla]

Thanks for looking.

The updated executive pro uses the customizer extension in WordPress for accent color changes, as opposed to the older version of executive pro that handled this as an option beneath the genesis theme settings. This would explain why the new version overrides the theme css, I think... but it still doesn't solve the problem. I still think it's a bug in the new version of executive pro, and there's no way to handle the theme color changes in the older genesis area way.

The custom css area of the one not working is only the default:

/*
You can add your own CSS here.

Click the help icon above to learn more.
*/

so any customizer css must be added by the new version of executive pro when the color accent is changed under the customizer area... which I think is how Genesis intends for this to be handled in the new version of executive pro. Hope that all makes sense.

Thanks again for looking into this!

[moorezilla]

http://thefarmland.admcg.com/wp/about/testimonials/

Testimonial page should have a red background in top menu upon pull down, but it is not colored. If you mouse off quickly, you can see the red coloring.

whereas

http://www.kelleytree.com/tree-removals/

has the appropriate green background behind Tree Removal in top menu (under Tree Services top menu item).

The Kelly Tree site has the same plugins, version of WordPress, etc, but it is an older site that has been updated, rather than a new site. The only difference I can tell, is that the Kelly tree site still has the Executive Pro color scheme options under the Genesis Theme settings, whereas the color settings in the newer Farmland site handle these color options only in the customize are of the WordPress backend.

[moorezilla]

Just to be a little more exact, it's the solid back-ground color on a sub menu page in the menu; the top level pages work fine and show the color as intended. The mouseover color (gray) works fine as you move down the menu (sub pages), and if you mouse off a sub menu item in the menu, it actually turns up as the right background color for an instant as you mouse off, but it doesn't appear as intended. Doesn't appear to be a plugin conflict and no errors fired by chrome inspect that I can tell.

Latest Genesis 2.4.2.
Executive Pro 3.2.2
Wordpress 4.7.3 on Ubuntu 14.04.x

Plugins Installed (also installed on working site)
Contact Form 7
Contact Form 7 Honeypot
Flamingo
Genesis Responsive Slider
Jetpack by WordPress.com
Regenerate Thumbnails
WP-SpamShield

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