I'm hoping the answer to this is simple - I manage to make simple things happen in my Joomla site. Don't ask me how.

I installed the ARI YUI Menu and want to created a Top Menu with drop-downs. It does that beautifully and was very easy for me. The problem is when I have the ARI YUI module enabled, the Top Menu is gray and doesn't follow the theme of the previous Top Menu.

I've poked around in the template CSS and know there's a repeating image file with it's own "separator" too. How can I get this new ARI YUI module to use that instead?

I've tried pasting various pieces of code I've seen the admins publish for other, similar problems... to see if I can manipulate anything, but it doesn't seem to do anything (I mean pasting it into the CSS box within the module setup).

Here's my site: azphysix.com

The "old Top Menu" is enabled right now.

I know you've answered questions like this a million times and I'm sorry to be yet another. I'm just hoping for a simple answer so I can move on with my life! LOL

~SLSorrels

Hello,

Provided page doesn't contain "ARI YUI Menu".

Regards,
ARI Soft

I enabled it now - turned the "old version" off. Sorry about that.

-SLSorrels

Sorry, but what is wrong? The menu is shown fine. If you want to change menu design, this link can be helpful. It contains information about menu HMTL markup and CSS classes.

Regards,
ARI Soft

The functionality of the menu is great and works easily. The module install was also very easy. I thank you for that!

I'm hoping to get the background of the Top Menu changed to match (so it's not gray and standing out so much). Originally, it had been "red" which is an image file that I think repeats across.

I'm sorry to be such a novice... you've been so helpful with others by providing simple steps to make changes... I was hoping you could do the same here.

I've *looked* in the CSS template and can see the "top menu" section... I also know there's a box in the ARI YUI module to provide CSS information... but I can't seem to figure out exactly what I need to modify. I suspect it's extremely easy for someone familiar with CSS - but alas, that's not me.

I've built this Joomla site via simple means. And there were days I wanted to scream - because I get so lost.

Help?

~SLSorrels

Try to use the next CSS rules:



Regards,
ARI Soft