sam132

Fantastic thanks!

Sam

I did it 🙂

I simply put it in a table:

<table border="0" align="right">
  <tr>
    <td>INSERT YOUTUBE EMBEDD LINK HERE</td>
  </tr>
</table>

Thanks, I tried changing the color hashtag you gave above (068e02) but that didn’t seem to change anything, so I went through and read the links. Then added the following to my stylesheet:a:link {color:#FF0000;}

It worked 🙂

I just changed the title from:

<h1>” rel=”bookmark”><?php the_title(); ?></h1>

To

<h1><?php the_title(); ?></h1>

The links gone but now so has the color!

Thanks,

Sam

Thanks,

I found the grey color (its hex code if f4f4f4).

I ran a Cntr+F for it on my stylesheet and found several places, I then pasted in the new desired color code.

Unfortunately while most the grey color now changed to the new color a small rectangle box still resided with the grey color just outside of the main white body.

The code I changed was the #f4f4f4 below:

/* Body */
* {margin:0; padding:0;}
body {background:#f4f4f4 url(img/bg.gif) top center repeat-y; color:#303030; font:76% Cursive;}

Please see the website (in the original post).

Thanks,

Sam

Woop!

It worked a treat! Ended up not going for black as it made the site look boggy!

Thank-you 🙂

FYI I added the line in the link section rather than the sidebar the exact line I used was: #leftside a {color: #000;}

Merci,

Sam

Thanks for the info on custom containers, what would I need to add to my sidebar.php to make it work?

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Thanks,

Sam

What would I need to add between the {} to make the link black, and where else would I need to add it?

Many thanks,

Sam