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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Custom Theme/Template Helppixel-Jay,
Thanks for the tip! I did what you said and it didn’t immediately work right away, but after playing around in the CSS I finally got things going.
My issue was that I was just tacking the styling onto the end of my CSS sheet and I needed to put it in the same area as some of the related classes (ie. if the entry div was inside the post div, I needed to put the styling for the .entry under the styling for the .post). I never really thought it made that much of a difference, but I guess in this case it did. I mention this in case there are others who might have the same problem since none of the other solutions I found in my searches worked.
As always with coding, it was one tiny seemingly insignificant detail that caused several days of frustration!
Thanks for all the help, though. It got me pointed in the right direction to figuring out my problems. 🙂
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Custom Theme/Template Helpesmi,
Thanks for the reply. The comments work now (yay!), but I still can’t get the styling for the loop/posts to work. I’ve changed every possible bit of the CSS that might alter the look, but it never changes. Anyone have any ideas on why that might be? I’ve tried adding divs (though admittedly I’m not sure I’ve put them in the loop right – I’m not very familiar with PHP) and modifying existing ones, nothing works.
If anyone has any ideas on how to space things out in the loop and the single post view, please enlighten me. I’ve never had CSS behave or not behave like this before. Thanks again!