You can’t add styling to a feed file – if that’s what you mean. If you’re referring to your main posts page or another archive page on your site, a link to your site would help…
Wow that’s a fast response, many thanks.
This is where I want the post titles (which are links) to be underlined: http://ds-wp.cds-jobs.co.uk/ttm/
and this is where I don’t want the titles to be underlined,as they are not links: http://ds-wp.cds-jobs.co.uk/ttm/2010/11/dla-disability-living-allowance/.
The site is for users with Learning Disabilities so these things are very important. Currently the users are not clicking on the title in the list as they don’t recognise a link unless it’s underlined.
I’m not very fluent with WordPress terminology yet, I would call the first page a list, is that what you call a feed?
Thanks
The first page appears to be your main posts (or blog) page. Your “feed” is something entirely different – eg http://ds-wp.cds-jobs.co.uk/ttm/feed/
This is where I want the post titles (which are links) to be underlined
Try adding:
.blog h2 a,.archive h3 a {text-decoration:underline;}
.blog h2 a:hover,.blog h2 a:focus,
.archive h3 a:hover,.archive h3 a:active,.archive h3 a:focus {text-decoration:none;}
to the bottom of style.css. This should add underlining to post titles on your blog page and all of your archive & category pages (where you have a similar situation).
this is where I don’t want the titles to be underlined
Since the posts tiles aren’t links on the single post page, that won’t be a problem. My suggested fix specifically adds underlining to linked post titles only.
Hi Esmi, thank you, that is so fantastic. It works perfectly and is way beyond my ability. you are brilliant.
