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Hello

I want to format the menu entries in the Madison template in the CSS file nexus.min.css in bold. In the attached screenshot "screen_nexus_min.jpg you can see that I have found the place but the menu entries are not displayed as seen in the picture screen_examine.jpg in bold. Can someone tell me how to format the menu items.
I have the same problem with the centered display of H1 headlines in the template Verona.

Thank you very much
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Hello

first of all, you shouldn't change the template's CSS files, but use a custom.css to make local changes.
Next, after adding some CSS to your custom.css file (which you have to switch on in the template parameters), you need to clear your cache to see the changes made. (I typically install extension Cache Cleaner from Regularlabs to facilitate this.

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Rolf
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Hello

To amend try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters (Extensions -> Templates -> [YourTemplateStyle] -> Custom CSS) or indeed you can add the following to a custom.css as suggested by Rolf.....

.hornav > ul > li > a {
font-weight: 800;
}


Ciaran
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Hello!
Excuse me for answering so late! Thanks for your tip - that's how I did it!
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