sub menu background changes on scroll

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• Albert

  July 2016

  Hi,
  
  to change background color of sticky header, you need to use an extra css:

  #Header .top_bar_left, .header-classic #Top_bar, .header-plain #Top_bar, .header-stack #Top_bar, .header-split #Top_bar, .header-fixed #Top_bar, .header-below #Top_bar, #Header_creative, #Top_bar #menu, .sticky-tb-color #Top_bar.is-sticky { background-color: #000 !important; }

  But the menu items are already white so we do not understand what else you want to change exactly.
  

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• adulthomehealth

  July 2016

  I am trying to make it so that when you scroll down the sub menu the background changes to orange and the letters change to white. right now its the opposite. see the sample web page i sent you and my web page.
• adulthomehealth

  July 2016

  the code you sent me did not accomplish this. 
• Albert

  July 2016

  http://pasteboard.co/OgqnmONu.png - on this picture you can see that the code we gave you above works, right? And this is what you asked for, right? So if the answer on both questions is yes, it means you pasted above code in a wrong place or did something else wrong.
  

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• adulthomehealth

  July 2016

  that code changes the main menu background color.   I am trying to change the sub menu during scrolling for the background color. 
• adulthomehealth

  July 2016

  I found it in another post: #Top_bar .menu > li ul li a:hover, #Top_bar .menu > li ul li.hover > a { background: #ef6422 !important; color: #FFFFFF !important; }
• adulthomehealth

  July 2016

  how do i put a 1px boarder around the sub menu now and in-between boxes within the sub menu?
• Albert

  July 2016

  Please show us on screenshot how exactly you want to add this border and where exactly so we can avoid confuse then.
  

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