• I have added and activated the Child thems of the Respnsive Theme

    Now I would like to modify:
    – the fonts in the title of each page on the website
    – the foreground color from white to a neutral grey (The background color I’ll change to a darker grey) See: http://www.studiopatrice.com

    Any ideas on how?

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  • Try adding this to the end of your child theme’s style.css, after removing the comment line by Tesla:

    #wrapper {
      background-color: #ddd;
    }
    h1.entry-title {
      font-family: "Times New Roman", Georgia, serif;
    }
    Thread Starter StudioPatrice

    (@studiopatrice)

    Thank you vtxyzzy. I have made the changes. Now the artist does not like the white area around the ads in the right-sidebar widget. See http://www.studiopatrice.com. What can I do to change that colour to a different grey?

    Try this:

    .widget-wrapper { background-color: #ccc !important; }
    Thread Starter StudioPatrice

    (@studiopatrice)

    Thanks again vtxyzzy!

    Is there anything I can do to the bottom menu so that “Gallery” link is located right under the “Home” link and the “About Patrice” link is right under the “On Fine Art” link? See http://www.studiopatrice.com.

    Thread Starter StudioPatrice

    (@studiopatrice)

    Another problems has occured:

    The fonts in the H1 title of the “Prints” store page and the “On Fine Art” blog page (click the Prints and “On Fine Art” tabs on the top menu at: http://www.studiopatrice.com) do not reflect the changes made to the CSS on all the other pages of the website.

    Also the right sidebar of the “Prints” page is using the Main Sidebar (sidebar.php) which I would like to be only viewed in the “On Fine Arts” blog page as it is now. How do I go about making the changes so that the Right Sidebar (sidebar-right.php) is seen on the “Prints” page as it is on all the other pages of the website (except for the “On Fine Arts” blog)?

    Thanks

    Is there anything I can do to the bottom menu so that “Gallery” link is located right under the “Home” link and the “About Patrice” link is right under the “On Fine Art” link?

    Those links appear to be generated by a menu. You can change them if you can assign a different menu to that location.

    The fonts in the H1 title of the “Prints” store page and the “On Fine Art” blog page (click the Prints and “On Fine Art” tabs on the top menu at: http://www.studiopatrice.com) do not reflect the changes made to the CSS on all the other pages of the website.

    Try this:

    h1.entry-title,
    h1.page-title,
    h2.entry-title {
      font-family: "Times New Roman", Georgia, serif;
    }

    Also the right sidebar of the “Prints” page is using the Main Sidebar (sidebar.php) which I would like to be only viewed in the “On Fine Arts” blog page as it is now.

    That requires more detailed knowledge of the theme than I have. I suggest opening a new thread in their support forum: https://wordpress.org/support/theme/responsive

    Thread Starter StudioPatrice

    (@studiopatrice)

    Thanks for the help with the H1 tile of the Prints and “On Fine Art” page. Will start a new thread with the sidebar problem.

    Created a new menu, under Apperance and Menues, for the footer menu but tried everything to get the two links, Gallery and About Patrice under Home and “On Fine Art” but could not.

    Menu Items 1-7 ( Home, Gallery, BioScapes, Prints, “On Fine Art, About Patrice and Contact Us) should be alligned along the left and the submenu items should be indented under the Menu Items Gallery, BioScapes, Prints and About Patrice.

    Any other ideas or should I create a new thread

    As far as I can tell, there is no easy way to get the items to line up the way you want. It might be possible using a ‘menu walker’, but I don’t see how.

    Thread Starter StudioPatrice

    (@studiopatrice)

    Artist now wants to change the colour of the title text, right sidebar widget text and web page content text to “black” (or maybe in the case of the right sidebar to a White as she may want to change the background colour of the widget to a darker grey.)

    I can’t develop the entire color scheme for you. You need to learn to use Firefox and the Firebug addon to figure out these changes for yourself.

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