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1. TheAnalyzer
   Member
   Posted 5 years ago #

   Using Light 1.0 theme.

   I want all images to have a padding of 10 pixels. Reading theough the Codex "Using Images" tutorial, I see that I need to modify the image tag in the theme CSS.

   The theme CSS has a class that begins with
   "a img {" but not one that starts with just "img {". I do not understand much about CSS so I don't appreciate the significance of the leading "a".

   Changing that piece of code has no effect on the images in my posts.

   Ideally, this is what I want:

   img {
   padding: 10px;
   border: 0;
   }

   How can I produce that effect in the Lite 1.0 CSS?

   Thanks

2. vavroom
   Member
   Posted 5 years ago #

   You can produce that effect by adding the code you wrote in your theme's css file. Simple as :)

   The leading a means that the style defined in
   a img {}

   Is applied to any image nested within the anchor (a) element.

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