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Okay. I think I fixed this. And on top of all that, I think I was looking at the wrong code tag. I ‘think’ I needed to be looking at the .footer-widgets instead because the .footer-widgets and the .more-link have the same code.
To make it hover though, add this to your css just below the .footer-widgets a code:
.footer-widgets a:hover {
background: #fdba07;
color: #fff;
}
Hope this is all clear as mud and hopes it helps.
Easy enough with mail-poet [http://www.mailpoet.com/]. Just start a new page > Template > Landing page and add the short code with your subscription form.
You may want to contact the author of LayerSlider for that question, tbh.
But if I had to guess, it would be either in the LayerSlider css file or perhaps there’s a section for that. Just a wild guess.
I use Expression Web 4 to edit my css files and a few html files [only because its free] and have used Expression in the past. However, I use phpDesigner to edit my php files although Expression is well capable to do it all.
Dreamweaver is excellent as well but my copy is way out dated 馃檪
LOL I just figured it out myself. The forums uses Gravatar and all I had to do is to register there.
For FTP I use smartFTP and yes I do replace my css files BUT be warned I’ve always have a backup before overwritting unless I know I dont need to.
I do my editing on my computer so I have two folders – one for a backup and the other folder labeled “working theme”, that’s where I do all my edits.
Before I do an edit I sometimes make a backup of that file that I’m working on. For example, the style.css is the orignal file. To preserve that file before I work on it I’ll make a copy of it and name it style.css.saveme [or today’s date]. This way if I screw up the style.css file that I’m working on, I have a working copy to fall back to. I use an FTP client to upload my changes and refresh the site to see the changes.
You can make a copy in same folder, just make sure its labeled something like I mention above.
I’m not familiar with prose or how that works so can’t help you there.
Question: When you say “I was using Prose, which directs you to edit css via WP Admin/Genesis/Custom Code” is that the same way as going into your WP dashboard > Appearance > Editor and selecting style.css?
By the way, it’s okay to be a newbie. We were all there and at times, I still feel like a newbie. So good on ya that you’re learning and doing. Keep it up.
Hope this helps you.
Rolly
To find and edit any color in the widget section, what I use is an extension call Firebug for Firefox. From there you can see the css code to fine each widget background-color. Now if the widget doesn’t have a background-color, that means it is using the body background-color.
For example: The welcome widget background-color is #303236 on or about line 1231.
Again, use firebug to fine the widget’s name and change the background-color.
Have a link, please.
Yes. Most if not all genesis child theme have style.css in the root. You will want to edit that one. As always though, MAKE A BACKUP COPY of your css first. This is the best practice for anyone. Another advice if I can give it to you is to have a backup copy of the orignianl files and then have a working copy.
Bonus! I did the later .entry-footer and worked just fine. AWESOME! You’re a ROCK STAR! [and the crowd goes wild with applause].
In you css find on or about line 2724
.site-footer
background: #1a1a1a;
Change it to what ever color you like
Are you trying to have a test site and a regular site at the same time (that’s what it sounds like). If so, you can just install WP on another folder – for example /test/ or /labs/. From there you can import/export your info. Personally, this is what I do as to NOT screw up my main database if I install a plugin that will break the site or that I am testing whatever it is I’m testing and if it breaks, the main site still keeps going.
Hope this helps.