By adding the CSS to the theme’s stylesheet. You may also want to review Theme Development.
i hear ye. but does this not mean it’ll change every pages layout? how do i target an individual pages layout? i’ve skimmed the theme development & i can’t see where it gives instructions for this. can u point me int he right direction?
does this not mean it’ll change every pages layout?
Not if you target the CSS correctly.
ok so i don’t have to create a new page template for each page i want designed differently? there are a few things i want different on a page. to get me going in the right direction could u get me started. http://www.unicorndesign.net/wordpress/?page_id=8 i would like to change the font on the page. Do i have to target the page by targeting the ‘?page_id=8’? i mean do i have to include this page id in the css to target it
If you get rid if the right-click disable, I might be able to help.
i guess i’ve got to go into my hosting account to do that, right? i’ll go have a look and see if i can find it.
ok that’s done. if you can help that would be great.
That did it. If you start all of your new CSS rules with body.page-id-8, you will be able to change just the elements you want on that page and only that page. Try using Firefox with the Firebug add-on for this kind of CSS work. It’s a great tool.
http://getfirebug.com/
thanks dude 🙂 i’ve got Firebug so i’ll work with that & add the body.page-id-8 into CSS. aw super. i’ll go try it now. many thanks for the help.
just tried that both by adding to CSS in Dashboard and then changing in my files and uploading via FTP. neither working so wondering if i’m writing correctly. e.g.
body.page-id-8 #page_content_wrapper .inner .sidebar_content.full_width
{
width: 1600px;
text-align: justify;
}
is this the correct way to write?
it’s ok. i managed it. cheers
