Super fish - Get rid off css embedded in webpage and use custom css
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Hi all!
Thank you very much in advance for helping.
I'm trying to set superfish background to transparent.
That's was a very easy task editing the superfish.css file. But this changes are worthless because the background style in the css file is overwritten by some css style embedded in the webpage.
How can I customise the background then? Or remove the white border around the menu?
Is there a way to remove the embedded css?
Cheers!
Thank you very much in advance for helping.
I'm trying to set superfish background to transparent.
That's was a very easy task editing the superfish.css file. But this changes are worthless because the background style in the css file is overwritten by some css style embedded in the webpage.
How can I customise the background then? Or remove the white border around the menu?
Is there a way to remove the embedded css?
Cheers!
There must be a way to do this but it is not obvious. Really need some help here please.
by superfish what do you mean ? superfish dropdown menu or what ? have you tried simply overlay, a !important property in css ?
Yes. I'm talking about the Dropdown menu plugin.
Here is the website:
http://gqgardens.com/
As you can see, the background color and the white border is applied in the wep-page it itself.
Adding the !important rule doesn't work as it's already used in the in the webpsite style and it overwrite mine.
I'm completely stuck here.
Here is the website:
http://gqgardens.com/
As you can see, the background color and the white border is applied in the wep-page it itself.
Adding the !important rule doesn't work as it's already used in the in the webpsite style and it overwrite mine.
I'm completely stuck here.
I don't know how does the commercial dropdown menu from marketplace works, but i was using this simple, efficient and easy tutorial to make my dropdown menu:
http://www.codeblog.ch/2011/12/concrete5-sooperfish-drop-down-navig...
if you follow properly instructions described in this short how-to then you only have to edit /css/sooperfish-theme-black.css by default.
also there is simple js configuration for sliding effects.
http://www.codeblog.ch/2011/12/concrete5-sooperfish-drop-down-navig...
if you follow properly instructions described in this short how-to then you only have to edit /css/sooperfish-theme-black.css by default.
also there is simple js configuration for sliding effects.
