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Hi Kim,

That works perfectly.

Many thanks

Hi Peter

Many thanks for your reply.
It is a publication that I am trying to format.
Inspecting the values they show up as:
td.table1_total.wpda_format_string

I tried using the following in Additional CSS but it didn’t work:
td.dwpda_format_string{text-align:right;}

Any further suggestions would be welcome

Thank You
Dave

Hi @kimmyx

That worked!
Many thanks,

Dave

Many thanks for the reply Charles.

Unfortunately the Free version of the plugin doesn’t include Premium Data Publisher, so I am restricted to just being able to use the Publisher.

It sounds as though you can only select standard columns without any bells and whistles.

Actually I’ve just had a lightbulb moment thanks to working through your suggstion. I can create a View and then use the Publication to pick the value from there. Tried it and it worked.

Thanks again.

Thanks Colin.

Many thanks, that solved it.
I hadn’t given any thought to changing the default colour.

Dave

Hi Grace

Menu bar font colour is easily changed, it’s a built-in setting.

Appearance, Header, Colours
Then you can change ‘Header Text Colour’ etc.

Dave

Hi Grace

Link hasn’t changed – just content.
Try refreshing the page to get the latest version.
Page 3 should begin:-
Various other settings
/*Reduces padding around title box i.e. page name*/

Dave

Hi Grace

I noticed a couple of items missing from my css notes that I sent the link for, so I’ve added them now. They should help with questions re font colour etc.

Dave

Hi Grace

With regards to your questions regarding the menu colouring, I’ve put together a few notes. See: https://www.quarlton.co.uk/wordpress-css/

You can see the file in full screen by clicking the WordPress CSS link or you can download it.

Hope this helps

Dave

Hi Grace

In ColdBox you can only choose sidebars to be on (Right, Left, Bottom) or off (Hidden). This applies to all pages. This means that although you don’t have a visible sidebar, the space is still used.

I had this problem and posted on this forum and got a reply from Toshihiro (the designer) that allowed me to switch sidebars off on individual pages.

You need to add some code to the ‘Additional CSS’
From the Dashboard select: Appearance, Customise, Additional CSS
The code is shown below.

You need to identify the page by using the page id (page-id=31) in the example below. It occurs 3 times. I think your home page is page-id-156.

Hope this helps.

Dave

/*REMOVE SIDEBAR ON ‘Home Page’*/
/*Remove the sidebar on a given page. Code from theme creator.
* May create an error clicking Publish, but accept this.*/

body.page-id-31 #main #wrapper > .container {
display: block;
}

body.page-id-31.right-sidebar-s1 .content {
padding-right: 0;
padding-left: 0;
}
body.page-id-31.right-sidebar-s1 .sidebar-s1{
display:none;
}

Hi Grace

I notice that your home page template is set to ‘Full Width Page’.
You could try changing it to ‘Default’

See my normal home page (set to ‘Default’ template)
https://www.quarlton.co.uk/

And this copy, set to ‘Full Width Page’
https://www.quarlton.co.uk/home-test/

Note that the ‘Full Width Page’ doesn’t show the sidebar.

Don’t know if this helps????

Dave

Hi

Sorry, forgot to mention that I do get some error messages in the Custom CSS panel:

Expected LBRACE at Line 38, col 32
Unexpected token ‘&’ at line 38 col 32
Expected LBRACE ay line 38, col 35
Unexpected token ‘;’ at line 38, col 35

But if I tell it to publish anyway, it works

Line 38 is:

body.page-id-13 #main #wrapper > .container {

Thanks

Hi Toshihiro

Many thanks for your quick response.
The css works exactly as I want.

Hi Toshihiro

Many thanks for your quick response.

The code for individual pages using PAGE_ID is just what I wanted.

Thank you very much.