I am working on a site for a client, built on Wordpress platform.
I am originally from Web 1.0 and have and understanding, but NO FLUENCY, of CSS.

The site in question is http://www.dominant-paradigm.com/flcollections

The client wants the SUB-ITEMS in the right navigation to be differentiated by ITALICS or color or something to clarify that these are sub-pages, and thus have lower hierarchy.

Can anyone tell me WHERE in the stylesheet this should be implemented?

Many thanks in advance!
renee

Please see the FAQ entry Where can I learn about CSS?

Darin, thank you for pointing me in the direction of the CSS resources. But I've done HOURS of research on this issue. This is not a basic CSS question though.

Does anyone have experience using the DROP-DOWN menus in WORDPRESS? If so, can you contact me so we can discuss?

Many thanks in advance!
renee

If you want to use italics in the "subnavition menu" items, the simplest way would be to wrap them in <i> </i> tags in HTML.
An example woud be:
<i> attorney name</i>

I hope it helps.

I forgot to include this message in the previous posting.......
I am getting JS error(s) in your header section. I am not a JS expert, neither could I read the error message properly due to font size/color! So you have to fend for yourself on that front.

I also get the JS errors. As absolutely everything is classed, I don't see why it would be complicated to use CSS.

The weird thing is that the javascript error is printed on the page itself, instead of in a javascript debug console:

Warning: call_user_func_array() [
function.call-user-func-array
]: First argumented is expected to be a valid callback, 'wd_menu_pages' was given in /home/.lelani/ekim1973/flcollections/wp-content/plugins/webdezine_css_menu.php on line 281

Use a selector in the CSS that goes from the parent div #nav all the way to the sub li containing the names you want to make italic.

BTW, you have structural errors, as the online validator tools will point out (link on this page). I don't know if you can correct them with WordPress.

THAT must be a Mac issue.

Haven't I heard you say once you would have liked to have a Mac?
Then you can have the best of both worlds, if yet you'd still need that.

That's because of the coolness factor. I wouldn't really use the Mac OS.

I hate to disagree with you Pandy, but it is not a Mac issue. I looked this site using Mozilla 1.7.2 (Windows XP), and saw the JS error message on the screen - as Frederiek did, on the main (index) page, before I posted my messages. However, as I mentioned in my posting, I could not read the message due to font colors/size. I guess I can blame it on old age!

I couldn't read it either, but since it's plain text, I could copy it and paste it somewhere readable (as you can see in my first post in this thread).

Thanks Dr Z for the support though

Ah, now that I actually read the error message... that can't be a JS error. It's server side. PHP?