Ironegg

Well I have certainly become very familiar with CSS. Not enough to write from scratch, but I can definitely modify existing code. What I have done to make most of my current theme is find where in the original style.css certain code does what, and then modify accordingly.

So, the latter of the two you listed seems more specific, does that change/overwrite the default color of the font in posts?

I mean I guess Ill just add it to my child and see what happens. lol. Ill let you know.

Thanks! ??

cool that certainly cleaned it up. Thanks!

For future reference (since as of this moment I haven’t decided the exact layout of the logo), what are those number representative of, the dimensions of space allocated to logo?

I’ll probably be tweaking around with the numbers and stuff ’till I find something I like.
Also, is there a way to adjust the location of the text in there, or is that generally a result of whatever numbers are used for the logo?

Alright thanks I’ll try that right now.

ok cool. At first nothing happened but then I realized when I made the “image” folder I used a capital ‘I’ and in the code it was looking for an “images” folder.

So yeah it technically worked, but now its just a matter of adjusting the image so it looks pretty, which I fully expected so.. yeah! Thanks esmi!

Ok so this is what I have:

#site-generator a {
background: url(images/digisync.png) center left no-repeat;
color: #666;
display: inline-block;
line-height: 16px;
padding-left: 20px;
text-decoration: none;
}

I made an images folder in my twentyten-child folder and placed my .png file in THERE and then changed the code in my twentyten-child style.css file to the above.

OHHHH WAIT… sorry nvmd. I see what you were saying. One sec… Lol sorry

Ahh yes you were correct, I did accidentally modify the original style.css file. Although, I DID just go back and change the child one instead; made “wordpress.png” to “digisync.png” (the file I wish to upload) and still it is blank.

I feel like it’s not as easy as just typing in whatever the file name is because there is nothing pointing to the directory of said file if I’m not mistaken.

Interesting. Then is that all I do, replace that little bit with any .png file of mine?

Awesome and convenient. Thanks!

oh yeah that worked. Thank you very much. I copied my modified footer.php into my child directory and restored the footer.php file in the original twentyten theme back to its orignial state, and my footer modifications remained. Excellent.

As a side question, but related, how does wordpress know to read the footer.php file in my child folder? I thought it only knew to first read the styl.css file since I referenced the original. But it seems that wordpress will read ALL files in my child directory first?

Ahhh ok. Now do I copy the file into INTO my style.css file in my child directory, or just into my Child directory?

I think the latter is what you’re telling me, but just want to be sure.

Same problem. The Calendar is just barely overlapping my widgets on the right-hand side.

https://www.zukas.org

Im actually having exactly the same problem. When I try to import photos from the specified source directory I will just get a message that says:

“Resized or copied image could not be created”

All of the folders were created fine. I have wp-content/uploads/wppa/thumbs. And their permissions are all set to 777. I put a folder of photos into the uploads folder via FTP and the plugin sees them and everything, but its not successfully importing them like I mentioned above.

What am I missing? It seems like a great plugin and I would love for it work.
Thanks in advance!

~Nick

Thank you, that helps with changing the color of posts individually, but is there a way I can make it so all INCOMING posts automatically appear in that color once posted. I dont want to change it every time ya know?

Also, I’m not sure why the server isn’t responding, I’ll contact my host. Although it seems to be working on some other computers, so give it another try and let me know.

Sorry, here ya go:

https://www.zukas.org