Mobile-Specific CSS
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When viewing my website (drumpfing.com) on the mobile site, the “menu” button doesn’t draw any attention. It starts as grey on grey until it’s actually clicked (turns green).
How can I change its appearance to add something like a hamburger button next to “menu” or add/change the text and color?The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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Here’s how to set the text and background colours for the menu button for it’s normal and hover states – just add in your preferred hex colour codes:
.menu-toggle { color: #00f; background-color: #ff0; } .menu-toggle:hover { color: #0f0; background-color: #f0f; } .menu-toggle:after { content: "≡"; margin-left: 10px; }The last bit adds the mathematical identical to sign which seems to be pretty close to the hamburger button. You can switch before/after and left/right in the code if you want it on the other side.
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Awesome! Thanks for the explanation too (made it very easy to understand for a guy that can’t even call himself novice in all this). Much appreciated!
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