What I would do is open it up in chrome, inspect element, and check to see if the featured image has a different ID or CLASS to the other images in the gallery. Then I would add an additional line to my CSS that targets those ID/CLASS. In the event that a ID/CLASS aren’t unique … Read more
Do you have this code corresponding to the style.css file that is in your main theme folder? <link rel=”stylesheet” href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/94194/<?php bloginfo(“stylesheet_url’); ?>” /> If you want to link to another name other than style.css or you have a different path you would want to use: <link rel=”stylesheet” href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/94194/<?php bloginfo(“template_directory’); ?>/pathocss.css”>
Post content is stored as a single block of data in the *_posts table in the post_content column. It isn’t divided up into sections, so what you want is tricky at best. What the the_content functions does is take that block of data from the database, runs one or more filters on it that alter … Read more
You can change the black bar of header navigation of WP TwentyTen theme by changing the background property of access id but when changing it try to make new rule more specific as following : body #access{ background: none; // Add here image or color whatever you want } To apply individual background images behind … Read more
Cant get theme to change footer color through theme customizer
The primary stylesheet for a theme is usually /wp-content/themes/themename/style.css. That would be the first place to look. That file has to exist, but may be mostly empty and other stylesheets can be loaded by both theme and plugin. Some themes have very complicated stylesheet structures. The easiest way to find the stylesheets is with a … Read more
It’s not the Plugin that is at fault, but the Theme. The Theme enqueues a custom version of jQuery, which you should never ever do. Also when the jQuery plugin is initialized, you need to use noConflict wrappers like this: jQuery(document).ready(function($) { // Inside of this function, $() will work as an alias for jQuery() … Read more
Eleven40 does not contain these styles in the style sheet. Paste all the styles listed on the tutorial page just above this line (in the child theme style.css file): /* Inner ———————————————————— */ Follow the other steps specified in the tutorial and you are set.
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This is a CSS-related question, more than a WordPress related one. In your case all the rules that apply for normal CSS overriding are usable to solve your problem: Cascade: Apply the rules with the same specificity (same number and types of selectors) after the rules written by your plugin. The way to achieve this … Read more