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I have also tried using the following code placed in the header:

<style>

	<?php if (is_page(projects)) { ?>
    	.page_item_7  { color: #ff8608;
		float: left;
			}

	<?php } elseif (is_page('projects')) { ?>
		a { color: #ff8608;
		float: left;
			}

	<?php } elseif (is_singular('Portfolio')) { ?>
		a { color: #ff8608;
		float: left;
			}

	<?php } elseif (is_singular('blog')) { ?>
		a { color: #ff8608;
		float: left;
			}

	<?php } ?>
	color: #ff8608;
			}
	</style>
	<!-- end nav styling -->

I put in various if statements to 1. See if I had written the code right at all and 2. To see if going to the slug portfolio is a page. For whatever reason using simple portfolio causes whatever page you link it to to no longer be a page. So is_page(‘slug’) doesn’t seem to work.

Does anyone know of a is function that fits whatever type a simple portfolio page is turned into?