wp themes Question: CSS is not working on this div?
http://www.fretfiend.com
The footer div that contains the Creative Commons info is not affected by CSS.
CSS: http://www.fretfiend.con/wp-content/themes/fretfiend/style.css
@ H A
No, that didn’t work… ugh
I fixed it by identifying footer as a class instead of an id. I still don’t know why it didn’t work in the first place, though.
Best Response:
Answer by H A Is this the div:
I don’t see a CSS style designated to this div’s ID!?
add this to your CSS
#cclicense{
height:100px;
background:#070707;
}
Good luck
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Glad You Fixed it.
It didn’t work because you had a div in a div.
It’s like having a white blanket on top of a gray blanket!
So your outer div (the lower blanket) was being covered by the inner div (the blanket on top)!
Does it make sense?
Sometimes, you can make divs transparent.
wp themes Question: CSS help: There is a mouse over event on my list?
I am sure I am overlooking something really obvious; if you can help me out I would really appreciate it.
For some reason this in my article is using the list class from my blogroll instead of the class it is supposed to. All I want is a plain list. No mouse over/hover event, no pic, just a bullet of some kind.
This is the article (The list is pretty far down… hehe maybe I should put in a table of contents)
to use what you want the list to look like; and remove the class
.post ul li:hover”
So why? Why wasn’t it calling the V-UL class?
Ok it still isn’t calling that class. So it is “working” but not properly *sigh*
So if anyone has any other ideas.
dhvrm,
The V-UL class does override the picture and is set for square bullets and has the color specified, none of which are working. Ergo it still isn’t calling the class properly.
Excuse me for being a little bit too busy and forgetting which bloody div tags wordpress calls all the time.
In the future if you want a “Thank you” don’t be a dickhead.
Best Response:
Answer by dhvrm You need to change the class:
.post ul li
to use what you want the list to look like; and remove the class
.post ul li:hover
UPDATE:
It uses the .post ul li class because that’s the class it inherits. Your post is inside a
tag. Then, within that DIV, there’s an unordered list, then a li item, and then, when you put your mouse over that item, the pseusoclass :hover is invoked.
It doesn’t call the V-UL class because your new class doesn’t override the inherited properties of the class. For that class to be used, you need to specifically state properties such as list item type, color, etc. Whatever in the .post ul li and .post ul li:hover classes you DON’T want to have inherited in your V-UL class, you need to SPECIFICALLY STATE in your V-UL class as a replacement value. You also need to create a V-UL:hover pseudoclass to replace any .post ul li:hover properties you don’t want to have.
But the smartest thing to do is simply DELETE, or comment out, the .post ul li and .post ul li:hover classes from your CSS file, and they won’t affect your posts any more.
It would be wise in the future to say “Thank you,” rather than asking if “anyone has any other ideas.” My answer works perfectly if you have even a modicum of knowledge of simple programming concepts such as inheritence.
That you don’t understand CSS is not my fault. I can only answer the questions you ask.
UPDATE 2:
Again, it’s not my fault you’re a fucking moron. I tried to help you, but you’re too goddamn stupid. This answer works perfectly. You’re too stupid to even cut text from a file. Thus, go fuck yourself, shit-for-brains.
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wp themes Question: Why can’t I center my website content?
I feel like I’ve tried everything, all the codes and tutorials that are given online… The website is www.gabriellemasse.com/blog. It would be so great if someone could look at my source code and find what I should do or where I made a mistake. My CSS is here: http://www.gabriellemasse.com/blog/wp-content/themes/Lady%20Rose/style.css
Thanks!
Best Response:
Answer by LAL body{
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