Julie Herold

Hi!

Thanks for your answer. I figured it out after a lot of trial and error and some stupid cache problems ?? (so for anyone else having trouble although having followed the guides: try clearing your cache).

I wasn’t aware that wordpress could create a subdomain under the main domain automatically. That is smart.

As I said, I managed to figure it out. I have used the MU Domain Mapping Plugin, but I don’t know it that’s necessary?

All figured out ??

Thanks, it works now ??

Here is my blog-overview: https://julieherold.dk/blog/ where I would like them side by side…

I found out how to use the same widget more times.

Now it is merely a design issue.

I would like the posts to show with the thumbnail and the title underneath (like in the sidebar widget), except for where I wish to use excerpt; there I wish the title and excerpt to be next to (and with linebreaks, which it isn’t doing at the moment).

And then they should also be transparent.

Thanks, that worked ??

How does the !important work?

Now my links in the footer have turned yellow as well – is there a way to turn these back to white? Otherwise I will just make the footer-background white..

And how do I edit the previous and next buttont?

Well, trial and error doesn’t seem to take me all the way. The comment-fields are quite frustrating to me. I managed to fix the write a comment part (although I would lige the textarea to be translucent as well). But then there are the comments itself, that are just frustrating.

Here’s a link to a page: https://julieherold.dk/blog/2016/01/10/stop-med-at-skrabe/

And this is maybee a bit off-topic. But I would like my links to be a certain color, so I have in my CSS written:

a:link{
color: #FFB200;
}
a:visited{
color: #FFB200;
}
a:hover{
color: #FFB200;
}
a:active{
color: #FFFFFF;
}
a:hover{
color: #FFB200;
}

but when they have been visited they turn black. What am I doing wrong there?

Thanks for your help. It is difficult to find the right one, but through trial and error I seem to have found what I was looking for.

And then i put it like

.SOMETHING {
code
}

?

How do I find out what they are called?

(Now I have a problem with the comment-field, and I will probably have more in the future…)

Yes, that works! Thank you! ??

Thanks! ??

I just downloaded it through wordpress.

The theme is called “Adventure”, but there seem to be more adventure themes out there :-s