jalacom

Ok so I’ve found this add_image_size function that might work here https://www.studiograsshopper.ch/web-development/wordpress-featured-images-add_image_size-resizing-and-cropping-demo/

Still trying to wade through how this would work and be applied.

well the code was removed by the moderator, but you can find it at the provided link

Ok so i did find something that is very close to what I wanted. It’s posted here: https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/28469/display-list-of-sub-categories-and-the-posts-they-contain-within-one-main-categ

This is what the code looks like that i grabbed :

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I used that in a custom archive file and assigned it to my Recipes page. I need to go through and remove some of the extra stuff I didn’t want but this essentially does what I was asking. (I believe?) https://www.givethemsomethingbetter.com/gtsb/recipes

Esmi,
I realize you don’t make permanent changes to your CSS file using Firebug. I was saying I did not know how to use the feature to “play” with the CSS. (granted I do now)

I have Firebug installed, I guess I just didn’t know how to alter the css with it.
I’ve been using the developer toolbar in firefox as well along with developer tools in Safari and Chrome.

Good point, thanks. I had a friend helping me out, we started with the !important tag. Apparently I thought i had tried it without them. But i’ve removed them and they work fine.

Well no replies so far. I just went in and added this to my css:

ul#nav li.current_page_parent a {
	background: white !important;
	color: #CA3A44 !important;;
	border-bottom: solid 2px #fff !important;;
}

using .current_page_parent seemed to work. I would still like to know if there’s a way to do this without using important!