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BINGO! Moving around the CSS, for whatever reason, worked like a charm. The problem is solved, and all I had to do (for anyone else that may see this in the future and need to know) is move the CSS around. Here is the working version of the code:

.content-box-1 .read-more.btn { background: #f9a581; color: #ffffff;
}
.content-box-2 .read-more.btn { background: #8fb859; color: #ffffff;
}
.content-box-3 .read-more.btn { background: #78665e; color: #ffffff;
}
.content-box-4 .read-more.btn { background: #82a4fa; color: #ffffff;
}

#bootstrap-slider .carousel-caption .button{background:#dd9933 !important}

.menu-item a {
font-size: 1.28em!important;
}

#nav ul ul li a, #nav ul ul li a:visited {font-size:150%;}
body #header.sticky-header
}

THANK YOU!

I absolutely do not. Unless the EWWW Image Optimizer plugin qualifies as a caching tool?

I had a caching plugin a couple of months ago, but I had to uninstall it due to problems it was causing on the site.

Thank you for looking into this for me!

I appreciate the reply. My understanding of WP help, is that a user such as myself should search for related topics and try to fix issues themselves, and then ask for help if documented issues do not solve their problem. So when you say I have messed up the .htaccess without a knowledge, I am trying not to take offense. I thought I had arrived at that particular solution through research for a best practice.

I am a WP beginner. As stated above, yes – I want “usage reports so we can use the different parked domains in different marketing campaigns and I will be able to measure their effectiveness.” Campaign tracking, as you said.

I have read through documentation, but reading and understanding can be entirely different animals. In my case with this – they are. I read, but I do not understand.

What conditions do I need to add to prevent a loop? Since I am not a developer, I have been resorting to “cut and paste”, as you said, because I do not have the knowledge or experience to create my own code.

I appreciate any help in this that is provided.

Thank you! I’ve tried the attached code in the link above, and replaced their suggested “my_menu” with my menu name “menu_1” in each occurrence, so my code looked like this:

}
add_filter( ‘wp_nav_menu’, ‘menu_1_notitle’ );
add_filter( ‘wp_page_menu’, ‘menu_1_notitle’ );
add_filter( ‘wp_list_categories’, ‘menu_1_notitle’ );

But it didn’t work for me. Are you able to determine from this what I did wrong? If this is a dead-end, I’ll try googling some more.

What browser are you not seeing it in? Because I see them in IE11, Google Chrome and in Firefox.

If you mouse over menu items, “Welcome” has a small white box that pops up that also says “Welcome”. Same goes for “Contact Us” and then on “About” it really gets annoying because in Chrome the white box displays on top of the drop down menu item (Industry Background) and prevents the text from being fully visible.

Maybe I am just not calling the small white boxes with text in them that I see pop up, the right name. I frequently have that problem on WP since I am new at this…not knowing the correct words to use to describe my problem, in order to find the right solution. But maybe now I’ve described it better? They are definitely still there when I look.

I have resolved this myself, thank you.

Thank you