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1. rgbee
   Member
   Jul 5, 2009, 3:18 PM

   Hello there,

   first of all here is how it looks like :

   http://www.femalepleasure.org/multitest/betabang/?cat=4

   do you see the nav bar above page content ?
   it is defined by div catnav.
   elements inside of it are called cat-item-"n"

   Originally i wanted to have the color of the top border of this nav in a specific color each time i would change category (links in menu, so cat-item-"n").
   There's a class called 'current-cat', which lets me specify for instance the size of font for the selected 'link' I clicked on. But i couldn't find a way to work it out so as to have a different top border color for catnav, everytime i would click on a different cat-item-"n"

   I would still very much like to do this..

   More generally i would like -as a principle- to separate all my boxes on the page/site with such top border of a specific color (depending on link in nav bar )
   I'm really not sure how to achieve this..

   Any hint would be greatly appreciated.

   thanks in advance !

2. sambauers
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   Jul 5, 2009, 3:18 PM

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