Thank you!
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Chris
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]]>I’ve posted this in a couple of other places as I originally couldn’t work out the CSS to style certain widgets. I’ve made some progress, however the widget gradient values in Evolve theme are proving tricky to handle.
My site is https://soloscribe.co.uk and the widget I’m trying to style is the contact form on https://soloscribe.co.uk/contact-us/ I’ve managed to get the content background to change finally, however the issue is when I try to override the 3 gradient backgrounds assigned to the ‘widget-title’. I just want to make this block color without the linear gradient. Tried doing this the same way as the widget content background and the background color changes on all widgets. It also leaves a color block on the left and right of the widget title, as you can see on the Contact Us page.
I’ve managed to do the majority of my CSS work through trial and error as still learning, but I can’t find a tutorial or thread anywhere that deals with this specific issue. I would really appreciate any suggestion for a code value that might work. Thanks so much for your time.
]]>In the wrapperwrap I’ve put a linear gradient with color stops as background-image. No problem.
It doesn’t show in IE9 of course. Now, I’ve found in the IE9 Dev’s Guide how to code for a gradient but it’s not working. Any help?
Notes:
-I have a twenty-ten child theme
-I know, I know IE9 sucks, I’d like though a consistent cross-browser site.