seraphki

Thanks! This is all really helpful, and good to know that the custom CSS doesn’t clear with updates. It wasn’t the entry width I was concerned about, it was the featured area height – where there is the big image that has the big title within it. But with your above example I can probably sort out which element I need to override.

Though, is there a way for me to use the css to not hide the featured area, but to instead have it use the default featured area on the front page (like on any other page) instead of the custom is_front_page() stuff? So far I can only find to do this by stripping that if statement in CSS, and you’re right, doing that would mean losing it every time I do updates, so I’d rather not.

Sorry to be a bother about this, and thanks again for your help. I feel like I’m slowly getting the hang of it.

So far the closest I’ve come with the front page to get what I want is to go through functions.php and geodirectory-compatibility.php and strip out all if statements concerning is_front_page() so that the front page looks like the rest of the pages

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by seraphki.

Thanks! My css is a little shoddy (mostly work in C#) so a lot of this stuff makes me feel a little exasperated. For regular pages it seems like the only “forced” formatting (used for lack of a better term) is the large top with the title – all I’d really want I suppose is to shrink it a little bit, so it takes up less of the page.

Thanks for your rapid response =D