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Could you please copy & paste a style for me?

Home › Community Forums › Epik Theme Support › Could you please copy & paste a style for me?

Tagged: classes, css, ids, style

  • This topic has 2 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 9 years, 7 months ago by dono2081.
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  • June 23, 2013 at 4:00 pm #5466
    dono2081
    Customer

    Hi Eric — hey would you please copy from style.css and paste here in the forum the style for the following:
    * a regular blogpost displayed by the_loop
    * a style for any two-column widget
    * a style for any narrow (one-column) widget

    I’m having a little bit of doubt, so a quick copy/paste would be incredibly helpful. If you’d rather point me to some classes or id’s in style.css, that’ll work.
    -DonO

    June 23, 2013 at 11:02 pm #5471
    kronos
    Customer

    You know you can find all of these by looking in your theme’s style.css file, right?

    All of the css Classes/ID’s are labeled by section, so you can take a look at the top to find what you need.

    June 24, 2013 at 2:47 pm #5479
    dono2081
    Customer

    Hi kronos – oh yes, and you make a very good point.
    Perhaps I should have phrased my question a little differently.

    I’m just about finished with a custom template. But the details of the style.css are confusing.
    I’m unclear which section, within section 4 of the CSS, should I be looking at to guide me for the following:

    a two-column widget area
    a one-column widget area

    I could be looking at section 04d, or possibly elements within sections 7 through 10. I don’t understand the purpose of bg-alt within widgets.

    To sidestep all this, I was looking for Eric or Wes to simply point me to a specific area within the css, ideally by line reference, so that I can just ‘copy & edit’ the css.

    The item that comes closest to this would be a regular blogpost, style for a two-column and style for a one-column widget.

    So rather than going into a lot of detail about my question, I ‘jumped ahead’ and just asked the ‘copypaste’ version.

    So that’s the background and purpose … if I should be doing this on my own and not asking in this forum, just let me know.

    -DonO

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