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  • Thread Starter sandib4u

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    Awesome! Thanks so much!

    Thread Starter sandib4u

    (@sandib4u)

    Oh, I understand. maintitle a because the main title that i want to be white is actually a link in the main-title class? Anyways it works!

    The only thing missing is that the letters u underdot and i underdot appear boldface — at least in my browser (firefox). Is there a reason for this?

    Thanks a lot for you help!

    Barbara

    PS: How do you work on websites that you develop? I find it a major hassle to work with ftp. Do you build the sites locally on the desktop and then upload or would you recommend using ssh straight away?

    Thread Starter sandib4u

    (@sandib4u)

    Adding body .maintitle{ ..} didn’t change anything. The site is at:
    http://anyiuwa.com/
    What I don’t understand is that the font color for the title does not change when I insert

    color: white;

    in the main-title block of the original css even -?

    Thanks,
    Barbara

    Thread Starter sandib4u

    (@sandib4u)

    Hi Tom,

    thanks a lot for the quick reply and the help. I saw the add-ons, but I did my first website last week and it is so much fun. So I would rather struggle through this ;).
    I got the images working – I used:

    /images/mypicture.jpg
    instead of
    images/mypicture.jpg

    in the url. I still did not manage to give the main title the font and color I want. This is the lines from the style.css of the child theme:

    .main-title{
    font-size: 50px;
    font-family: “Open Sans”, sans-serif;
    color: white;
    line-height:4.8em;
    }
    The text color is black and not white as it should be. If I increase the font-size the box seems to become larger, but not the font — ? Lasty, I am using letters with underdots which are displayed in the correct font, but seem to be set in boldface as far as I can tell?

    Thanks again!

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