I just installed 3.7.1 and behold the answer is there waiting for me when I activated the theme.
No PHP inserts since 3.6.5. The loop code is now hard coded into index.php (in case anyone else was wondering the same as me)
The ability to have php in the theme options was removed due to WordPress restricting themes from using the eval() function.
You can in some cases add a new widget area and use a widget that allows php code.
So, how do we do rounded corners in the Center Column now?
You can still use CSS. Just not most php.
So, I could do a code insert into the Stylesheet.css? Is there an example of how that’s been done?
You would put CSS in the CSS Inserts section of the theme oprions.
@lmilesw:
Yes, I see that section of the Atahualpa Options, however I’m missing some information, it seems.
What I’d like to add is:
{ -webkit-border-top-right-radius: 27px; }
{ -moz-border-top-right-radius: 27px; }
{ border-top-right-radius: 27px; }
However…for only a portion of the page – say the Center Column. I suppose it could also be used for the whole Body, but I’m specifically interested in styling the top right (and eventually bottom left) corners of the Center Column.
Just putting the above code intoe the CSS Inserts isn’t going to accomplish what I want to do…what element should I modify – center-column, .center_column??
Thanks!
That’s where I use Firebug with Firefox. It can help you determine the selector.
