• Resolved jonulf

    (@jonulf)


    Hey everyone. I am trying to change the width ratio between my main content and my one sidebar. I’ve got the correct area in my style.css to put the code. I know this because I am using Firebug in Firefox to look at changes. The only problem, my style.css is being over-ridden (in this instance) with the #primary-content from the actual website (it shows myscifi.org above the style.css).

    I am extremely confused on where I should go to change this if not in my style sheet. If anyone could help, that’d be great.

    http://www.myscifi.org

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  • jack randall

    (@theotherlebowski)

    are you using the same selector, ie: #primary-content in your style.css to make the changes as placing it there should override the theme’s primary styles.

    Thread Starter jonulf

    (@jonulf)

    I am. Even under the Main Layout, #primary-content, it wont change the width. With Firebug, if I “ignore” the #primary-content associated with the web address, it will then show the changes. So I’m not sure what’s doing the over-ride.

    esmi

    (@esmi)

    Try using #main #primary-content.

    Thread Starter jonulf

    (@jonulf)

    Ah! Thanks, dropping #main in front worked.

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