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Thanks Chris – it’s been over a week since I set it up…

Thanks rwaynick.

Hi rwaynick,
I just tried your method as described in this article again and it works if in Step 3 you ignore what he says and copy/paste the whole code, not the portion he suggests!

My site has now passed the verification process – I’m guessing it will take a day or so to see the changes?

Ok – just tried your first method again using https://www.alisonlight.org and it failed again.
If I do it via FTP – should I just upload to the root?
thanks

Thanks – I’ve just tried that several time but it won’t work – I get this message:
Verification failed for https://alisonlight.org/ using the Meta tag method (less than a minute ago). The connection to your server timed out.
Verify your ownership of https://alisonlight.org/.

Changed it yesterday. And Haven’t asked google (this has never happened before). Just now looking at their webmaster tools section – can you advised best method with a WP site?
Their recommended method (download verification file and upload to site) – I’m not sure how i’d upload it to a WP site?
Thanks

Fantastic – thank you.

Hi, I’ve just tried this and it hasn’t worked for me.
Below is what I’ve put in my custom css
The second style is something I found to style the caption font…

This is the page with the caption: https://www.alisonlight.org/welcome/common-people/

.wp-caption {
background-color: #d7e1eb !important;
border: none;
}
a.wp-caption p, a.wp-caption:hover p, .wp-caption p.wp-caption-text, .full-image-caption {
font-size:11px !important;
}

Thanks,
Isabelle

The images are links because wordpress makes all images links in that way – when you do ‘insert media’ – I agree, it doesn’t look good.

As for the hidden blockquote – all I am able to explain is that if I change the rule (.entry blockquote: before) and give it a colour then a pre-formatted quote mark appears on the page.

Thanks.
That is the only quote on the page.

I don’t know how else to explain it.
This rule

.entry blockquote:before {
  color: #FFFFFF;
  padding-left: 20em;
  padding-top: 10em;
}

seems to only relate to the theme’s quote image, whereas I’ve inserted my own image within blockquote tags.

You’re right I should probably bring it up with the theme designers. It does all seem to work though – and on different browsers…

Thanks very much – it does work! Although I’m not sure I fully understand.

And that rule relates to the theme’s opening quote that I didn’t want to use (I used my own) but I couldn’t get rid of it so just made it white and positioned it over white background…

Would you know how I could just remove it?

Thanks again.

Yes I have.
Here’s the page:
I want the quote in the side bar to look like the quote in the main text which I’ve styled in custom.css.
I’m using Canvas and the widget is woosidebar.
https://www.rwafinance.co.uk/welcome/
thanks for your help.

Yes. It doesn’t have any styling whatssoever
I know the style works elsewhere because I’ve used it on one of my pages.

Yes it does.

Yes, sorry, that’s what I meant