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  • in reply to: Portfolio vs Pages/Post #9060
    teamweb
    Customer

      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.

      teamweb
      Customer

        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.

        in reply to: Slider Fonts #9051
        teamweb
        Customer

          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.

          in reply to: Change copyright area background color #9013
          teamweb
          Customer

            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

            in reply to: Change copyright area background color #9011
            teamweb
            Customer

              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.

              in reply to: Change copyright area background color #9005
              teamweb
              Customer

                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

                in reply to: Colours on home page #9004
                teamweb
                Customer

                  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.

                  in reply to: Center primary navigation menu #9001
                  teamweb
                  Customer

                    Have a link, please.

                    in reply to: Change copyright area background color #9000
                    teamweb
                    Customer

                      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.

                      in reply to: Two-Column Classes #8998
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                      Customer

                        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 reply to: Change copyright area background color #8976
                        teamweb
                        Customer

                          In you css find on or about line 2724

                          .site-footer

                          background: #1a1a1a;

                          Change it to what ever color you like

                          in reply to: Epik Home Page (Rows and Slider) Style Applied to Other Pages #8919
                          teamweb
                          Customer

                            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.

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