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Resolved RibOne
(@ribone)

6 years, 11 months ago

Hi,

I’ve previously used theme Tiny Forge (and been very impressed) and now chosen to develop a site using Tiny Framework. Previously I could edit the CSS in WordPress from the editor. Now I see that with WP 4.9.5 site changes are made through a side control panel which therefore does not give direct access to template and CSS files.

I have four questions:

1. Is my understanding correct that to change files I’ve now to use FTP to download and modify files before uploading again?

2. How do I know which files change which features of the theme?

3. More specifically how can I change the features illustrated in the image linked below?

3.1 the user icon, name colour and font size (on a posting).
3.2 the line spacing on the widget Recent Posts list.
Note: for some reason, the line spacing is correct on the widget Archive. Although it would be good to have the widget title and list line spacing closer.

4. How do I change the breadcrumb at the foot of each post showing post before and post after i.e. < xxxx xxxx>

I do hope that someone with far better knowledge about these things (I’m not a coder) will be able to point me in the right direction. Thanks.

IMAGE URL WHICH ILLUSTRATES WHAT I’D LIKE TO CHANGE
https://theyachtphyllis.co.uk/TinyFramework-CSS.jpg

The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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Theme Author Tomas Mackevicius
(@tomasm)

6 years, 11 months ago

Hi,

1. not necessary, if it is not disabled specifically, you should be able to edit your files from the Admin: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Editing_Files

2. Overall the best option is to not edit original files, but to use a child theme:
https://mtomas.com/389/tiny-forge-framework-child-themes-comprehensive-guide#Use-child-theme-or-not

Or if you need to change only the CSS, you can use Appearance/Customize/Additional CSS to easily add your changes. On how to locate what CSS element to target, please refer to: https://mtomas.com/389/tiny-forge-framework-child-themes-comprehensive-guide#Use-web-dev-tools

3. Use the dev tools: https://mtomas.com/389/tiny-forge-framework-child-themes-comprehensive-guide#Use-web-dev-tools
and while in the targeting screen, point to that particular element and you will see what actual CSS rules are applied, so it will be easy to override them in Appearance/Customize/Additional CSS.

You can also open style.css and search for multiple entries of: Tip88

One of them will be Tip88 – Customize color scheme: Styles for page titles for categories, tags, etc. Be aware, that the same element can be also defined in one or several Media queries, so search again for the same text to see if there are other instances of it.

4. If you want to change the appearance, steps are the same as for the 3.

Thread Starter RibOne
(@ribone)

6 years, 11 months ago

Many thanks, Tomas for your response. I’ll follow your advice and set-up a Child Theme. It was something I’ve always been a little unsure about but your explanation has given me the confidence to do it.

Cheers

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