As much as I appreciate tips on how to best manage a child stylesheet, do you think you could help me with the question I am actually asking?
I am currently copying sections of the original CSS into the child stylesheet in order to have something to experiment with.
I need to experiment because I do not know how to solve this problem.
I do not know how to solve this problem because people are telling me how best to manage child stylesheets instead of dispensing any useful information.
If you can answer the question that was asked, I will gladly eradicate all code in the style.css except for what is necessary.
But I cannot “only add new CSS to the child’s stylesheet” until I know what to add.
So I’ll ask the question again:
I can put a rounded box around the title of each post.
I can put a rounded box around the content of each post.
I CANNOT put a rounded box around each entire entry (title+content).
writing.shep.ca is the site. You will see that I have a rounded black box around the title of each post, and around the body of each post.
I want to put a rounded black box around EACH POST (its title and its comment) to contain BOTH the title AND the content of the post in a SINGLE box.
i.e.
(top of box)
Post Title: Here comes the post!
Post content: I saw a monkey today! It was swell!
(bottom of box)
I have tried creating just .entry in the CSS, but it doesn’t seem to get recognized… just .entry (something), where there are only parts (title, content) to be styled but no style for the whole post in its entirety.
Here’s the question again, more succinctly:
WHAT do I need to add to the CHILD STYLESHEET in order to put a rounded black box around EACH POST (its title and its comment) to contain BOTH the title AND the content of the post in a SINGLE box?