One more question:

How can i change the language to a non-google font, using eot and ttf files?
Everything i paste into custom css seems to be ignored.

The following problem ist solved:

2. Can i change the font colour in the footer without editing the css? I didnt find anything like that in the template settings.

Here i edited the css to show the colour i need.

I still cant get the Menu to work as shown in the demo.
I would appreciate any help i can get to get the underline working.

Hi Phil

1. When adding the hover class ensure to exlude the '.'

hvr-underline-from-left

2. Your only option is to use some custom CSS to edit this area. Which area exactly are you looking to change (footer modules, footer menu, copyright etc.)?

3. Would you have a URL to an example of this issue?

Ciarán

Dear Ciaran,

thanks for your answer.

I already solved a few problems, maybe its a good idea to explan what the actual problems are.

1. The template offers an option to change the backgroud from black or drak grey to anything else. But i cant find any option to edit the text colour (footer menu, copyright information etc.). So there are not many colour i can use for the backgroud. White is impossible, a light blue also doesnt work if the text colour stays white.

2. The footer-menu is not in the middle of the footer, any idea how to change that? The menu uses align center to be centered in the middle of its container, but the whole container is not centered in the footer are. If the footer menu is quite short this looks kind of stupid.

3. Last question is if there is any way to use a font which is not a google font. I tried using the custom css to add a eot file but the template setting seem to override that.

At the moment i only have a local installation, if you need if could send you a screenshot.

Regards and thanks a lot for your help.

Hello

1. To edit the footer menu item color you can add the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters (edit to taste)...

#footermenu ul li a {

    color: #ffffff;

}

For the copyright info you can also add the following....

#copyright {

    color: #ffffff;

}

2. Would you have a URL to an example of this issue?

3. To override the template fonts you will have to use !important in your CSS. An example might look like the following...

body {font-family: 'Arial' !important;}

Ciarán