Space between menue and contenen + color of menue arrow

Hello,

2 things in one screenschot:


Website:


Right arrow:

How can I change the color of the arrow of an menue item with submenue? Actaul the color is lightgray.


Left arrow:

2 days ago, I changed the space between menu and content in BeTheme.

Now I dont found the right place in Bethem to change the space smaller.

Where can I change this space in BeTheme?


Kind Regards,

Steffen

Comments

  • Hello,


    2 min after posting I found the solution for the Header space!


    Now its only open how to change the color of the arrow in menue.


    Kind Regards,

    Steffen

  • Hello,

    space header content:

    I set "Content top padding" ti Hide in Advanced options.

    It's crazy, when I loggend in backend, the space is hidden, not visible. When I loggend out, the space is visible. I cleared all chaches.


    Kind Regrads,

    Steffen

  • Hello,

    1) I do not see this space under your header. It might be the server cache, so you can check if you do not have any server caching enabled.

    2) For the arrow color, please use the following CSS code:

    #Top_bar .menu > li.submenu > a:not(.menu-toggle)::after{
     border-top-color: #213705!important;
    }
    

    Best regards

  • Hello,

    thank you very much for fast helping.

    The problem with the space was solved.


    I addet this CSS:

    #Top_bar .menu > li.submenu > a:not(.menu-toggle)::after{
         border-top-color: #0b6016!important;
        }
    

    Please see the site, in my opinion there is a opaque, white layer over the arrow.

    In fact, the arrow is lighter as #0b6016.


    Kind Regards,

    Steffen

  • It has an opacity set. Change the CSS code to the following:

    #Top_bar .menu > li.submenu > a:not(.menu-toggle)::after{
    border-top-color: #0b6016!important;
    opacity: 1;
    }
    

    Best regards

  • Hello,


    I'm sorry, the CSS:

    #Top_bar .menu > li.submenu > a:not(.menu-toggle)::after{
    border-top-color: #0b6016!important;
    opacity: 1;
    }
    

    is not working.


    Kind Regards,

    Steffen

  • Hello,


    I add an !importand after row #3:


    #Top_bar .menu > li.submenu > a:not(.menu-toggle)::after{

       border-top-color: #0b6016!important;

       opacity: 1 !important;

      }

    Then it's working fine! :)


    Kind Regards,

    Steffen

  • I forgot about the important.

    Great that you handled it.


    Best regards

  • You are welcome!

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