styles.css
style.css??? (no s)
Do not edit the default theme, use a child theme, then add your over-riding css to the child theme’s css file,
such as:
h1.site-title {
font-size: 16px;
line-height: 20px;
color: #000; /* use your color */
}
styles.css was a typo (being used to EW4 templates for too long)
noticed the typo soon after as I returned to style.css
sorry, didn’t come back immediately to edit and correct the mistake
nevertheless, thanks
let me try out your suggestion about child theme which I will now study
after implementing your suggestion will return to thank again and then mark it resolved
Thanks for the link to child theme.
Now I understand why parent theme should not be modified. Conceptually, it seems a great idea.
I think I should be able to work out the desired solution with child theme. Descriptions on child theme page are very clear and my prior experience with template building in Expression Web 4 SP2 should help.
And finally, I wish to thank you for your prompt reply as I noticed that your reply came within 7 minutes of my op.
