Your understanding is partly right. Later styles override earlier ones IF they have the same or less specificity of the selectors. Specificity can be a tricky/counter-intuitive thing, but the basics are: selectors that specify an element in a more narrow (specific) way override those that define them in a broader way. It all depends on … Read more
The footer is a child of the body element. It does already inherit all the styles. Find and remove all the styles which are ruling out the inherited styles. Tools like Firebug or Dragonfly will help you to find these rules.
You’ll need two code snippets. The first puts the select menu there. The second populates it. This is based on this tutorial, but slimmed down a bit. add_filter( ‘mce_buttons_2’, ‘mrw_mce_bad_buttons’ ); add_filter( ‘tiny_mce_before_init’, ‘mrw_mce_init’ ); function my_mce_buttons() { return array(‘formatselect’, ‘styleselect’, ‘|’, ‘forecolor’, ‘underline’, ‘justifyfull’, ‘|’, ‘pastetext’, ‘pasteword’, ‘removeformat’, ‘|’, ‘charmap’, ‘|’, ‘outdent’, ‘indent’, ‘|’, … Read more
Though this isn’t a WP question, you can use the following CSS to get that third level menu to align properly. .sf-menu li li li{ top:-1px; } Hope this helps.
add a counter to your loop or use a conditional statement with $wp_query->current_post, just before the ‘endwhile’, and add the div when the counter/post number reaches a certain value. please paste the full code of your template into a http://pastebin.com/ and post the link to it here, if you need more details.
Your background image repeats all right – but there’s a white bar at the bottom of your image… http://dev.freelanceu.net/mjl/miamischool/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/MCCS_bg.jpg
As it turned out I learned something quite useful and should have stopped back to post the answer here. After quite a lot of searching I found 2 articles: http://www.teknocat.org/blog/web-dev…-scaling-quirk which linked to: http://www.defusion.org.uk/archives/…iphone-safari/ To summarize: there’s a size-limit for background images/graphics that will be properly rendered by iphones/pads. Widths and heights can vary but … Read more
You can either do it the way you are doing it now, or you can use the rule of greater specificity (ex div.foo > ul#bar > li.baz is more specific than just #bar > .baz). P.S. I am not sure this is WordPress-specific.
On line 367 of style.css you need to change .mcolumn-pad { padding-top: 2em; } to .mcolumn-pad { padding-top: 2em; background: #FFF; }
Looking at your code, I don’t see anything obviously wrong, but using Safari’s inspector, it becomes clear that the footer DIV is not invoking the #footer CSS rule. Not clear why. If the header div and footer div have the same styling, you can simplify your code by using one set of styles: #header, #footer … Read more