I bought the premium Bizztheme because I just loved the Colorway theme and thought this might be just as good. But to be honest, knowing Colorway this one is a bit dissapointing to me (wish I bought the premium Colorway instead). Just to name a few issues I'm running into: When running a javascript debugger (Firebug or something) you notice a number of 404 errors: http://www.mywebsitename.net/wp-content/themes/bizwaytheme/images/menuarow.png http://www.mywebsitename.net/wp-content/themes/bizwaytheme/images/right.png Probably the reason why submeny items lack having a > like in Colorway. Also the google font which is requested isn't available (http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=museo+500) The default font Arimo which is used looks awfull in Chrome (notice the letter f), I know this one can easily changed with custom css. Hyperlinks in text just look like plain text in bold instead of clickable links. Hope some of these things are fixed in the new version. Please keep develop new themes in the same quality standards as Colorway (which is awesome BTW!).
Thanks for your quick response, this is the "solution" I've come up with so far for the parent/child menu issue (the 404 on unused picture can wait because no-one runs a debugger except me and will notice) Thought it might help others with the simular problem (and perhaps you can correct my solution with an even better one), little disclaimer "works on my pc" don't sue me if this doesn't work in your situation. There is already some functionality in the theme inserting a <span class="rightarrowclass"></span> html after each menu item which has child items. This class called rightarrowclass already exists but point to a non existing picture. This can be fixed with very little effort (once you understand howto). I've created a picture (width 9px, height 14px of a arrow > ), and saved this picture with the name right.png to the <websitename>\bizztheme\wp-content\themes\bizwaytheme\images directory. I've added some customer css (in style options menu): .rightarrowclass { width:9px!important; height:14px!important; margin-top:-8px!important; } (note change the number if your picture has different dimensions) And voila a right arrow is displayed automatically on menu items which have child items.
View attachment 615 I've added the picture I've used as well. You probably want to change the color to dark gray or something more suitable for your needs.