Hi,
There can be 2 situations.
There is a custom CSS that is applied to the menu elements, or this is the color set on the elements. In this situation, I believe it is related to a custom css, but if you can provide a link, I can inspect it and let you know if the color is set from teh element or not.
no custom css applied. also its only happening on homepage not on the post pages. here is the website link – https://dailyjobalert.in/
Hi,
Checking the provided link to the website, it looks like you have more than one header, and the one applied on the homepage is different from the one applied on articles and the one from the latest jobs- https://prnt.sc/8iv_NNaow26I – https://prnt.sc/TRpmEiE4MkYc – https://prnt.sc/pRYah3R_7Kru
What you can do is to set the same cloud header that you have on articles to be used on the homepage too.
its same in all. check – https://prnt.sc/c6rPZe2x7XrK https://prnt.sc/PmC0G9nPlHGe
In admin mode everything is fine see – https://prnt.sc/yS232wc3E_Gx https://prnt.sc/qUERoZ6rDEjD
please tell the proper solution to fix it.
If everything works correctly while you are logged in, then the issue is likely related to the plugin you are using or its settings.
Please make sure to clear all cache. I noticed that you are using LiteSpeed Cache, which has multiple caching options. In most cases, issues like this are caused by JavaScript or CSS optimization settings.