Nina Morena

Joshua,

Congrats on the little one that’s awesome news. The update has fixed the issue. If I run into anything else, I will let you know. Thanks again for the direct support.

Nina

Awesome! Thanks so much!

Yeah it’s taking the page title (homepage), site name (which just so happens to be the name of the page title) and the site title and combining it into one. Everything else works just fine. I tried to do it manually by using HeadSpace2 for my homepage and the results are the same. ??

Thanks Xdesi.

I ended up using Conditional Tags for all post tagged “news”.

`<?php if ( has_tag(‘news’)) { ?> <link rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” href=”<?php bloginfo(‘template_directory’); ?>/inner.css” /><?php } ?>”

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

xo

The actual blog page is my news page. The site has several static pages including the homepage that I’ve used WordPress strictly for content management. Since the owner is going to post multiple news stories, I figured it would be a good idea to use the News section as the actual post/blog pages for the site. In the Settings>Reading section, you can point the posts pages to a default page. In this case, I used the “News” section. So my last three post appear when the user clicks “News” but the style sheet does not apply that I’d like to use.

I hope I made sense.

Xdesi,

That worked perfectly! I think the only thing left for me is the blog page where the most recent post appear. They too should have the same stylesheet.

Thank you Simon… however I may be missing something but my current <p> styling is as follows:

p {letter-spacing: -1px;}

I’m still having the issue.

I know this is a new issue with 2.7 and I did not have to address it before and the other themes I have active did not come across this problem.

Thanks!