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I believe I figured it out by changing

.page-id-265 to

.singular-page-265

I discovered this when I checked the source code and saw that line so I figured it would be worth a shot to see if it worked. Looks like it did. Phew!

For the language, I have English set.

Sounds great about the update! Looking forward to it and I appreciate all of your hard work!

Thanks so much for getting back to me so quickly!

I updated the permalinks and cleared the image cache like you suggested and everything is back up and running!

Thank you for your help!

My apologies… I’m using my complete own template.
tara.amandacarlisledesign.com is the test site I have up right now.

Looking at it now, and how you explained it, that makes a whole lot more sense! And it worked perfectly. Thank you so much!

I think you are actually right with your question.

This is the code I get:
ul.art-vmenu>li>a {
background: #005754;
background: linear-gradient(top, #002E2C 0, #008580 100%) no-repeat;
background: -webkit-linear-gradient(top, #002E2C 0, #008580 100%) no-repeat;

When I uncheck the two background areas, specifically the one with the linear gradient, all of the tab colors disappear, and then the brown background appears for the online payment tab.

So, this is where things go over my head just a little bit since I don’t exactly understand how I would take that away from only that tab and not all of them.

This is my code:

.menu-item-420
{
background-color: #b27d5c !important;
}
Pretty simple.
Thanks for the suggestion of the !important rule. I’ve noticed that it does the same thing with out without that however. All of my tabs have rounded corners, and I can see on the online payment tab, that the new background color is behind the green because I don’t have it set to have rounded corners… so I know it’s there… but it’s behind the regular color. How would I bring it to the front?

Thanks for your responses so far! I really appreciate it.