How do you get rid of those wierd {} looking things above posts?
It’s an image. Edit style.css:
#content h2, #content h3 a {
background:transparent url(images/post.png) no-repeat left center;
border-bottom:1px solid #EEEEEE;
font-family:Arial;
font-weight:normal;
padding-bottom:8px;
padding-left:35px;
padding-top:8px;
}
and remove background:transparent url(images/post.png) no-repeat left center;.
how do I get rid of those grey bars behind the Posted in
style.css again:
p.postmetadata {
background:#DDDDDD;
border:1px solid #EEEEEE;
font-size:8pt;
padding:5px;
}
Remove:
background:#DDDDDD;
border:1px solid #EEEEEE;
Thank you so much Esmi!
Do you know why my first post is not indented but the others are?
The first post is inside a div with its own inline style:
<div style="height:270px;width:400px;font:8pt Arial;overflow:auto;background:white;border:solid 0px #000;text-align:justify;">
What are you using to create your content? It looks to me like you’re formatting the content in another application and then pasting it into WordPress.
Esmi, I put all my posts in a div like that… it’s how I get the font I want. But the other two aren’t indented… do you know what’s indentiing them?
I can’t find anything in my style.css that would be doing it.
It’s all of the inline style that’s causing the problems. You can get the font size, type and colors that you want by editing the theme’s stylesheet and use the Visual Editor. Pasting content with inline style like that is just asking for trouble. And it won’t be the kind of trouble that can be fixed by editing the stylesheet.
Sorry but you’re actively making your site more and more difficult to manage.
Esmi, lol, I guess you’re right.
I don’t know what inline style is… 🙁 But if I take out the divs, and use something like
I {color:ee22ee
B {color:lime;font-weight: bold;}
in my style sheet for my fonts will that stop the indenting?
I’d suggest using:
em,i {color:ee22ee
strong,b {color:lime;font-weight: bold;}
in your stylesheet. Then it won’t matter if you add <i> manually or <em> via the Visual editor. You’ll always get the same results.
I’m missing where those jquery rollovers are invoked. I want to disable them (sorry!), but am a bit lost. Thanks for your help.
I just took out the divs & edited my theme. Thanks! <333
