please post a link to your site to illustrate the problem.
possibly add another general class to the post div in the template …
The site is here. WordPress 3.3.1, Adventure Journal 1.7.2.
The issue is that I’m hoping WordPress has a css selector that can target any post, regardless of number; i.e. – div id=’post-42…class=’post-42′. If not, I can edit the template, but am I wrong in assuming that an upgrade will wipe out the edits? If I can do the job using only my ancillary css stylesheet, i’d rather.
As you can see, the landing page posts are styled with a background image, but clicking on ‘Comments’ or the post title takes you to a post page where the styling is lost, I believe because of the use of the dashed (post-42) selector.
The funny thing is that on the landing page all the posts are numbered the same way; the only difference I can see is that on the landing page there is a comment before each post: “post-##”. Is that something I could use? If so, I don’t know how…
the post div seems to use post_class() which gives you a number of css clssses;
output example from your link:
<div id="post-45" class="post-45 post type-post status-publish format-standard hentry category-uncategorized">
the same from the single post:
<div class="post-45 post type-post status-publish format-standard hentry category-uncategorized" id="post-45">
the css classes .post and/or .hentry are output for each of the posts and are quite generic and could be used for styling.
(ps: I have not looked into details why the formatting is off in single posts – this is not really scope of a WordPress forum)
(Palm slaps forehead!)
That’s way too simple; I was hoping for something complicated enough that I could justify spending the next few weeks pounding my forehead on my desk…
Thanks!
