[Ichirei]

Ichirei

#2693

I need to modify the CSS class “.post .entry” differently for the Home and other pages, but I can’t do it because they use the same class, so if I change that, I’ll change even the other pages where I don’t want the change. Is there any way to add another class so I can customize differently the posts in Home and the other pages?

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#21518

Try using

#home .entry-content {}

(This is untested)

Do you mean .post .entry? I think it will need to be .entry-content.

What, exactly, are you wanted to change?

[Ichirei]

Ichirei

#21519

So, I’ll try to explain better (with the small amount of english that I know XD).

My first intention was to move the date on the left, outside the main content, and I did it –> http://i41.tinypic.com/wwjluu.jpg

Now I want to give more horizontal space to the post, so I added “margin-left: -60px” to the “.post .entry” of the style.css, and now it looks OK! –> http://i40.tinypic.com/1655ee.jpg

But when I go to a page, since pages don’t have date, the space is already full horizontally, so my modification margin-left: -60px to the .post .entry gives this result –> http://i43.tinypic.com/121voub.jpg

So, the home looks ok, pages not, because both use he .post .entry CSS class, so my question is: how can I modify the posts in home, but not those in pages? The only thing that comes in my mind is to create a new class, but I can’t do that because WordPress doesn’t let me change the HTML. Maybe I could do this with PHP, but I know nothing about PHP 🙁

Any idea, please?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#21520

I see you are working on a localhost. Do you have a live version of the site where I can “play” with it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#21521

Remove what you modified… and try adding this to your child theme stylesheet (or custom css box in admin panel):

.post .date {

margin-left: -60px;

}

.post {

padding: 25px 15px 20px 30px;

}

That should knock the date icon over to the left, and also adjust the content area to the left by 40 pixels. (original left padding was 70px)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#21522

NOTE: You can also set your date to display as inline, rather than an icon, which will also give you more space in the content area.

appearance -> graphene options -> “display” tab -> Posts Display Options

Under “post date display”… choose “as inline text”.

[Ichirei]

Ichirei

#21523

I did it! Thanks again, Josh!

I played a little with the padding, and then changed the width value in .two-columns .post

[Anonymous]

Anonymous

#21524

Great!! You’re very welcome.

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