I'm trying to set a style for the active link in the menu bar via a custom css. I set the link via:
#menubar .sf-menu li a:active,
#menubar .sf-menu li.last a:active {
color: #fff;
text-decoration: underline;
background: #444;
font-weight:bold;
}

The theme is reading the custom css as I have other items styled by it. I even put a faint grey box and padding around the li's and that's working. The green gradient that I substituted for the black bar works as well.
Trouble is the underline won't hold. The black.css and superfish css files seem to be filled with "text-decoration:none;.
Any ideas?
Preferably a way to set active and hovered links on the theme styling page.

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mermentau commented
Category: feature » support

Changed to Support request. I'm new to maintaining Mayo and am playing catch up and trying to get bugs first. Just wondering if you are working in a sub-theme. That's what I usually do and put all my custom changes in there. Makes updating versions easier it seems.

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MrPhilbert commented

Thanks for replying Bumpaw (and for working on Mayo).
This was just a custom css file added through the .info file.
I find that if I just need to make a few changes or additions, this is faster then creating a sub theme. I do agree that it makes it a little more problematic for theme updates. I suppose I should tale your advice.

Thanks,
Philbert

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mermentau commented
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Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

Closing old issues that have lain dormant over a year without a response from either side. Please reopen in the advent there's still interest.