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I'm stumped, can anyone tell me why the following is not being picked up in the css

.menu-primary li.animate a.current-menu-item,
.menu-primary li.animate a.current_page_item,
.menu-primary li.animate a:active {
background: #35610a url(images/newflag.gif) no-repeat left center;
color: #FFF;
}

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The active state should have

The active state should have a darker green than the hover state.

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Hi regia, active needs to

Hi regia,
active needs to come after hover in the style rule order.

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Solved - Duh

I had two li classes (animate and current-menu-item) not one li class (animate) and one a class (current-menu-item)

This works

.menu-primary li.animate.current-menu-item a,
.menu-primary li.animate.current_page_item a