TwentyTen uses body_class() so each page will have a set of specific classes added to the body tag.
how do you style each page in a certain color scheme?
this could be probably similar adapted to the sidebar.
a link to your site would help to illustrate your issue.
without a link, there is not much more anyone can help you with (apart from a clairvoyant psychic, perhaps) 😉
For the link below, the style sheet reads:
`body.page-id-24 {
background-image: url(http://allsportsnewsonline.com/wp-content/themes/twentyten/images/billsbackground.jpg); background-attachment: fixed;
}’
As for my website, I’m in the very beginning stages but for an example page: http://allsportsnewsonline.com/?page_id=24
If you click on any other page, the sidebar specific to the page that I provided isn’t seen because when I assign a custom sidebar, it replaces the default sidebar that shows on any page I haven’t assigned a custom sidebar to. I inserted some content into the sidebar so that you have a visual.
the css id for the sidebar are #primary and #secondary
so a special style for the sidebar in page 24 could be:
.page-id-24 #primary { background: #123456; }
unfortunately, the design of TwentyTen did not include a lot of padding in #primary and #secondary (i.e. none at all), so that the background is very close to the edge of the sidebar content.
you probably need to edit these two and a few more styles in general to increase the sidebar area to allow for a decent design.
or you could use a page dependent background image in #main (horizontal strip image, repeat-y) (as in faux css columns) as the background for the sidebar area.
Thank you so much, you have been a great help.
