you can actually add to your css a widget declaration.. example:
widget {
background-color:gray;
}
it works on most browsers and gives you a ‘one stop shop’ place to manipulate them.
you can also assign different classes to them to change how each one is represented…
it would be a lot easier answering your question if a link was provided.
thanks for the reply.
let say i have one sidebar and widgetized. the content will be;
widget 1 | main column
widget 2
widget 3
what i would like to do is, for each widget, they have different background color.
how to achieve that?
drewactual, can you elaborate on this?
I have a 3 column theme with 3 distinct widget areas. I’d like the individual widgets to have their own properties on 2 of the 3 sidebars and that CSS code for individual widgets would come in handy.
Scratch that. Found what I was looking for here:
http://csstinderbox.raykonline.com/?p=89#comments
