Unfortunately, we are not able to do it because of two things:
1) We do not know what is the structure of your menu item, each item has their separate class to catch and it's generated automatically, so we do not know what element we need to catch.
2) It's advanced css code, which is not supported by us, we provide help with css, of course - but we help with changing the opacity, hiding some element or change the color of single element which is not a part of few items
But, I found another way to help you with your problem, you can attach the custom css class for your menu element, go to the Appearance > Menus, open the "Screen Options" on the top of the screen and turn on the "CSS Classes"
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