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[juliemmh]

Awesome! Thank you for being such a huge help!!

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Okay, odd because this is my file: (I don’t really want the header black, but was testing to see if it worked or not)

/*
Theme Name: Kleo Child
Theme URI:
Description: Child theme for Kleo
Author: SeventhQueen
Author URI: http://seventhqueen.com
Template: kleo
Tags: one-column, two-columns, right-sidebar, fluid-layout, custom-menu, featured-images, post-formats, sticky-post, translation-ready
License: GNU General Public License
License URI: license.txt
*/

/*
* Please add your custom styles below
*/

#header {
background-color: #000;
}

[juliemmh]

Ah yes, that would have been easier, but I wanted it before the breadcrumb section – could I have still done it with a hook?

Yes, that makes sense about not wrapping it with a div and assigning it a class. I was wary about it – because essentially this is my main menu, and I was worried about assigning a new class to it and not having it function like the main menu – but it would right, just have an extra class assigned to that specific menu? I guess I know just enough to be dangerous.

So would I add a div with a class to this part of the functions.php?
<?php
// Full menu
echo $fullwidth_menu;
?>
I’m trying to change the background color of this menu section (so not just the menu, the whole container) and the center the menu, change text color, height of the menu, etc.

Thanks so much!

[juliemmh]

For the life of me, I can’t edit the css in this new menu . . . although I can’t edit any of the css using the child’s style.css file – but that’s another ticket 🙂

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Excellent – thank you so much!

Yes, the sidebar doesn’t need to be sticky – so all good there!

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