ChildTheme CSS cancel 1?

  • ferdri3

    (@ferdri3)


    14 years ago

    Hello,

    I was thinking about disabling

    #primary,
#secondary {
	float: right;
	overflow: hidden;
	width: 220px;
}

    but how do I do this in a CSS childtheme? Is placing /**/ around it in a child CSS effective?

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  • WPyogi

    (@wpyogi)

    14 years ago

    What do you mean by disable? What are you trying to do?

    Digital Raindrops

    (@adeptris)

    14 years ago

    What elements are you trying to overwrite, if you hide the sidebar you will then have to change the template margin or you will have a big space?

    A little more information as to which template page you want to loose the sidebar on?

    If you go to Appearance > ‘Theme Options’ you can choose a different layout!

    Using a style to change a class in a child theme:
    Change the float in a Child Theme:

    #primary,
#secondary {
	float: left;
}

    Change the width:

    #primary,
#secondary {
	width: 260px;
}

    Hide it:

    #primary,
#secondary {
	display: none;
}

    HTH

    David

    Thread Starter ferdri3

    (@ferdri3)

    14 years ago

    thanks for the replies,

    I want to lose the sidebar on all templates, which means I need to change the sidebar.php.. which I did..

    The real question I wanted to ask is how to override a style in a childtheme when you dont want an element.

    like this:

    #primary,
#secondary {
	float: right;
	overflow: hidden;
	width: 220px;
}

    Lets say I copy this to my childtheme because I dont want a width of 220px.. I want no width actually.. Can I remove that width code? or will it (if I remove it) be copied automatically from the parent theme?

    Digital Raindrops

    (@adeptris)

    14 years ago

    In Theme Options:
    Go to: Admin > Appearance > Theme Options
    Choose option: Default Layout > One column No Sidebar
    Then: Save Changes

    In Child theme Stylesheet:

    #primary,
#secondary {
	display: none;
}

    HTH

    David

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