Hi,
yes of course it is possible.
You have to modify CSS from within your child-theme.
Try:
#buddypress div.item-list-tabs ul li.current a span, #buddypress div.item-list-tabs ul li.selected a span {
background-color: red!important;
}
This example will change the background color into red for the number when you’re on a profile tab.
Ie. when on message tab, background goes red. When not, it stays in original color. When on friends tab, background goes red, and so on.
Use Firebug or a similar tool to get the correct tag class or id name.
thanks for your reply @danbp ., 🙂 but where should i put this ? into my childs theme functions? sorry im new at this., 🙂
Color means styling. And styling means CSS.
As mentionned in my first answer, you have to add the code into your child-theme’s style.css file
thanks for the response @danbp ., i use twentyfourteen theme and i find the CSS folder and inside of that folder editor-style.css file then i paste the code inside, but nothings happen.
sorry about it @danbp ., i find the style.css of the theme i paste the code and still nothings happen., maybe i did wrong.?
Hi @danbp ,
thank you for the code that you gave me, is works. but all it does is just changing when i navigate inside the messages, notification, etc. what i min is. the moment i receive a new messages or notification. it will change the background color. do you have any idea? please help.
