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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Paragraph formatting different on main page than the blog pageIt worked! It worked!
I changed the Child CSS to:
.entry-summary p {
margin:1em;
}I’ll look into Firebug in the future. Thank you!
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Paragraph formatting different on main page than the blog pageMmm, unfortunately, that didn’t work either. It did make it match the font size of the individual blog pages, but the formatting (a space between each paragraph) still didn’t show up on the main page.
Do you know if there’s a css call for that?
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Paragraph formatting different on main page than the blog pageHrm, I just tried creating this Child CSS (it’s built into the template, which is cool) using the following:
/*
Theme Name: Pinboard Child
Description: Child theme for the Pinboard theme
Author: Kitsune
Template: Pinboard
*/@import url(“../pinboard/style.css”);
#body {
line-height: 2.0;
}Grabbed from your link and this: http://www.boutell.com/newfaq/creating/paragraphspacing.html
And it didn’t work on either the main or the blog 🙁
I’ll keep trying in the morning!
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Paragraph formatting different on main page than the blog pageThe blog page returns the style that I would hope the main page would replicate.
And, apologies…I’m a n00b in this department (yes, even after futzing with it for years). The theme comes with one style.css (and the visual editor stylesheet), but I don’t see any .php pages “calling” it, so I can’t tell if one does and the other doesn’t for some reason.
I also assume that the main page is index.php and the blog is content.php, but I could be wrong.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Exclude Categories from main blogThank you! The top one worked like a charm!
I’m sure the second one would have too, but it was confusing, as I am a dummy. 🙂Thanks again!