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Editing CSS styles

  • Editing CSS styles

    Posted 15 years 6 months ago
    • This maybe a daft question but I have edited until the cows have come home and still can't seem tof ind an effective way to change bits of my theme (currently using infuse)

      Ideally in the feature section I'd like the heading to be a certain colour, blurb to be a certain size and at the bottom I'd like a (image courtesy of) to be small, in a different colour and in italic. I have tried everything under the sun even writing in pure html but any colours sizes etc are over ridden and everything comes out same size and colour.

      Unfortunaely the site is not live as is being developed on my laptop so I can't show you a sample but I'd still be very grateful for any advice or suggestions that don't involve a long walk and a short pier.

      Thanks

      Jen
  • Re: Editing CSS styles

    Posted 15 years 6 months ago
    • Could you please attach a screenshot with annotation to explain better your problem?
  • Re: Editing CSS styles

    Posted 15 years 6 months ago
    • Hi

      I put a screen shot here
      www.wubuto.com/Untitled-1.jpg

      Where it says image courtesy of Alan Cooke - I wanted this in to be in pale yellow, a lot smaller and Italic

      Further down where it says

      Feeling bored???

      I wanted that in the same bright yellow as the tab yellow. I changed this in the css files a dozen times but somehow I must be doing something stupid somewhere along the lines

      I even put feeling bored in these html tags <h1><span style="color: #fdd100;"><em><strong>Feeling bored???</strong></em></span></h1>

      but it resolutely stays pale blue

      Any ideas?

      Thanks very much

      Jen
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    Re: Editing CSS styles

    Posted 15 years 6 months ago
    • You have to distinguis between tags, classes and ID's. Usually font color related stuff is a div tag, h1 is often in the body itself, plus there are hierarchies in CSS coding that makes overrule (which is not recommended anyway) impossible. Check out Eric Meyer, he is a CSS guru.

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