pauljamestill

miraculous! thanks so much for that.

When I add that formatting to the style.css, which I thought would over-ride the coeur css it doesn’t, but when put into that plugin it works. I’m not sure why, I guess it over-rides any classes or ids, somehow.

thanks so much for the help, I really so gratefully appreciate it!

best wishes
paul

oops, sorry, slight typo

this works:
https://www.tiardy.com/blog

thanks, sure, it’s https://www.tirady.com/blog

it picks up the container class – i’d tested that by changing background-color.

I find that by changing the .row width I can see the results, but I can’t manage to move the left margin to the left. I’ve tried setting padding, border, width to 0 and left to various quantities to both .row and .container (the class that wraps around it), to no effect. The div inside .row is then dynamically set, in my case to <main class="row-md-9 col-sm-8 col-xs-12 blog" style="float:left">; not sure about this.

I also find that .home{} .blog{} .custom-backgroun{} are set dynamically. I’ve tried setting padding, border, margin and left, also to no effect.

(maybe I should mention that I’ve removed the menu from my child Header.php, but I don’t think I removed any important formatting or content code)

looking forward to hearing any ideas you may have

(also) there’s nothing in the style.css of the coeur parent system that my child is based upon?

great, thanks so much for that, the absolute reference now gets picked up…I’ll try and remember it for the future

best wishes, and thanks again