Quote Originally Posted by dbltoe View Post
We always add stylesheet_zcustom.css to our CSS folder and use it to store changes we make to the site. Keeps them all in one place where we can find them.

Either there, are at the end of any stylesheet you prefer, you can add
Code:
 /* BOF Color Changes jquery.mmenu.all.css  (for menu in mobile view) */
    /*.mm-menu.mm-theme-dark, .header {background:none !important;}*/
    /*  These settings control the colors of the top nav bar in Mobile/Tablet view */
    .mm-menu.mm-theme-dark.mm-vertical {color:#FFFFFF !important;/*font-weight:bold;*/}
    a.mm-next.mm-fullsubopen::after {border-color: #FFFFFF !important;}
    i.fa.fa-bars {color: #FFFFFF;}
    /*i.fa.fa-home:hover, i.fa.fa-arrow-circle-up:hover, i.fa.fa-sign-in:hover  {color:#f66;}*/
    #navMain ul li a:hover, #navSupp ul li a:hover{color:#FFFFFF;}
    em.mm-counter, .mm-next {color:#FFFFFF !important;}
/* EOF Color Changes jquery.mmenu.all.css (for menu in mobile view) */
NOTE: This is a quick grab from one of our sites and you may or may not want the three lines commented out for your application. The !important needs to be used as there is no guarantee that even the stylesheet_zcustom.css will load last on any page or responsive view.

Of course, the colors are yours to play with.

THANK YOU, DBLTOE. That is EXACTLY what I needed! I appreciate it so much.