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Ah, all set, duh. Edit the code in the widget control panel of wordpress.

Thanks by the way alchymyth, you help a lot of people here.

It is a text widget area. But I think it’s coming from the sidebar. (if you look on the homepage you’ll see each widget area has one of these sections to put a title in) Course, I don’t want to remove it from those sections.

Arrg. This has beaten me! Please help me fight back like a Viking!

You betcha

https://cohenhillel.emaniocreative.com/wp/about-us/

It was a purchased theme from ThemeForest, “The Cause”

Dang! Does anyone have a suggestion to accomplish this task?

Fantastic! Thank you Alchymyth! I was able to get the ID and then able to write a CSS line for just that ID.

Can I ask you, why does adding id=”%1$s” allow me to see the IDs? I guess, just basically, what does adding that id do?

Thanks again!!!

Hey Guys, thanks for the help so far. Still plugging away at it though.

Andrew, thank you for the advice, but altering the CSS isn’t the issue. What I want to be able to do is add an ID or a Class.

In other words: I have two boxes. The CSS colors them both. They both have the same ID and Class. I want to add one more ID or Class to just one of the boxes. Then duplicate the CSS line that styles both boxes, add my new ID or Class to the duplicated line, and thus have one box be one color, the other some other color.

AlchyMyth, thank you as well. Took a look at the Functions.php. Doesn’t look like that is giving the sidebar widgets any ID

if (function_exists(‘register_sidebar’)) {
$args = array(‘name’ => ‘Home’, ‘before_title’ => ‘<h3>’, ‘after_title’ => ‘</h3>’, ‘before_widget’ => ‘<div class=”widget box”><div>’, ‘after_widget’ => ‘<div class=”clear nodisplay”></div></div></div>’);
register_sidebar($args);
}

Again, so much thanks to everyone. Just gonna keep tearing through this code, see what I can make of it.

Ha, I got my answer from Comcast. No, they do not have anything mysql or php, they totally do not support wordpress. Ah well.

Yeah, I had read all of WordPress’s requirements. But I have no idea if Comcast has mysql or php. Tried googleing it, tried looking on comcast web site. Nuthin’.

Sigh, I was just hoping someone on here may have a comcast site and has already done this.

here’s an example site. I just googled: home.comcast.net and wordpress.
it looks like maybe, maybe, this site was built with wordpress ( I think I recognize that theme)
https://home.comcast.net/~mattd221/site/?/home/

By the way. if you do the same as I did above (googled: home.comcast.net and wordpress) you will get back this site:
h**p://home.comcast.net/~wolfand/

just don’t go there, annoying little script.

Thanks for the help everyone!

I was hoping for something like that. In this case I should be able to ftp onto my site. Copy everything that is in my site folder (i.e. copy my entire site) create a new folder (TEMP) paste/copy it all in there.

Then hopefully I should have 2 INDEPENDENT sites. So if I log onto my REGULAR-SITE-WP-ADMIN and make changes it should NOT affect my BACKUP-SITE. And the same vice versa? I have no idea if this is true or not, hoping someone can confirm? ‘Cause there is NO way I am trying this without knowing what I could possible mess up ??