• Resolved guy1407

    (@guy1407)


    Hi
    I wish to center the cryout column header text.
    Using DOM explorer I found:
    <h3 class=”column-header-image”>Some header</h3>

    Where is this class “column-header-image” in style.css
    or how can it be done anyway ?

    Thanks
    Guy

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  • Thread Starter guy1407

    (@guy1407)

    OK… I found the the missing file , its under styles folder, and its in style-frontpage.css

    However when I change it in my child theme – it did not change the alignment nor fond weight or size.

    Where should this file be in a child theme please?

    Guy

    Andrew Nevins

    (@anevins)

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    Can you link your site?

    Thread Starter guy1407

    (@guy1407)

    Hi Andrew,

    The site is still unfinished :
    here

    But keep in mind that I found the missing css file, it is “style-frontpage.css” , that can be found under: “…..\wp-content\themes\tempera\styles”

    The new question is where and how to call the file in a child theme….

    Thanks again!!!

    Thread Starter guy1407

    (@guy1407)

    additional info:

    I found ….\wp-content\themes\tempera\includes\theme-styles.php

    There you can find :

    if($tempera_frontpage==”Enable” ) { wp_register_style( ‘tempera-frontpage’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/styles/style-frontpage.css’ );}

    But that does not support theme child which is probably a better method to use themes….

    or am I doing something wrong… ?

    Guy

    Hi guy1407,

    go to the the Misc section of Tempera Settings (in admin) of your chil theme and just add this into the Custom CSS textarea:

    .column-header-image {
    text-align:center;
    }

    Don’t forget to remove the change you made in the original Tempera file (“style-frontpage.css”) before that ??

    Hope this will help!

    Thread Starter guy1407

    (@guy1407)

    Works like magic!
    Thanks a lot !!!

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