• You know the post count after categories and months? Well I want to be able to change their color/font size. I can do this by altering a few core files but I’d rather use my themes functions.php to do it. Any idea how to make it happen?

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  • Thread Starter thisisedie

    (@thisisedie)

    Sorry, I don’t remember where I found it now and no longer have it ??

    Works fine on my theme, but not on the default theme. I can change the category font size with li.categories, but something is keeping me from overriding the post count color.

    in the default theme, for instance, it is in ‘ul li.widget_categories ul li.cat-item’
    and the cat name is in a link ‘ul li ul li.cat-item a’

    archives are different again: ‘ul li.widget_archive ul li’
    with the archive name in ‘ul li.widget_archive ul li a’

    this is one of the reasons, it is actually quite interesting to know which theme you are using or to have a link to your site.
    together with a description of what you want to achieve with the formatting.

    Why not use a custom function built around get_categories to output the category list along with additional classes/ids? These hooks can them be used for styling via CSS.

    tension aside, I have the same question. I know my blog has a million errors so pleez don’t judge. how do I find out what property is creating the count…?

    my blog

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