WM_SSV

Plugin activation now successful, thanks much!

Interesting to read that it might be due to different versions of PHP. Different PHP versions on the same web space? Why this? Will ask my hoster.

Kind regards
Rick

Oh, thanks for your unexpeceted reply.

No, it´s not a multi-site WP install (at least, in my understanding of multi-site installs).

It´s separate WP installations running on the same web space. Domain name B causing the issue – refer above – with its own WP installation has been set up as an own directory within the web space.

Yep! Yeah! Great! Thanks so much!

Now I´m happy 🙂

Thanks for the info. Does “more weight than it naturally has” refer to, let´s say, CSS standard or to the weight coming from the parent style.css?

To be honest, even if my problem has been almost totally solved, I still do not get the point how/why I can write some CSS ‘code’ in my child style.css which is not at all contained – and therefore referred to – in the parent style.css.

And eventually any hint how/where to change the ‘hover’ color? 🙂

Hey, great, many thanks! Kindly appreciated!

Hovering a menu item still makes it light grey and almost invisible in fact, but after clicking on the menu link it´s a clear black 🙂

Any idea left where to change the ‘hover’ color? 🙂

Kind regards to Hawaii (?)

I had removed the code again from my child style.css after it had no effect, but it´s in again now having no effect yet.

I added this:

nav#main-nav > ul > li.current-menu-item > a {
color: rgb(0, 0, 0); // or change the color you like
}

to my child style.css, but it did not change anything.

So far I thought that, with a child style.css, it would only be possible to change “settings” being inherited from the parent style.css. But as I cannot find something like

nav#main-nav > ul > li.current-menu-item > a {
color: rgb(0, 0, 0); // or change the color you like
}

in the parent style.css, could it work if you just entered it in the child style.css?