Hey there,
You say the stylesheet says class=”children” and the stylesheet doesn’t mention it – so I’m not exactly sure what you mean.
Is it the html in index.php or sidebar.php that references a class that isn’t mentioned in the stylesheet? In that case the person making the theme probably based themselves on a theme that did have a .children class, and they removed it from the stylesheet but didn’t remove it from the code.
If it is doing something funny I suppose you could try simply defining a .children class in the stylesheet – or changing the reference in the html to something that *is* defined in the stylesheet.
Kat, the Twat
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royal
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Ok.. so yeah, I wasn’t thinking when I posted that *clearly* – so thanks for stating the obvious, without calling me a complete n00b.
Anyhow, I’ve defined a class called children.
However, when I add in attributes such as padding, there’s no change. Arghh!
*lol* you don’t have to be a n00b to post stuff like that – especially after having spent hours tearing your hair out on finding a missing something-or-other in a .css file.
Okay – going out on a limb here… how about changing the name of the class and then changing the reference in the template file? And (please don’t feel insulted… this is a blooper that I am doing half the time!) are you overriding the cache when you reload the page? Have you tried a different browser to see whether it works there?
Kat, the Twat
