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In reply to: Hypertext Underlining

#20708

Don’t feel bad, Ken. Something about looking at computer screens all day (and night).

Just don’t bang your head on the computer; from experience that creates a whole different set of problems. 🙂

Keith

In reply to: Hypertext Underlining

#20706

Thanx for the reply, guys. Like I didn’t even know about a specific tag.

Anyway, I put it into the code right below the #content sections of the child theme. It dropped the underlining off the menus (good) but also off the links on the pages (not good).

Should the code above have been “content” instead of “context”? Could that be what’s causing the issues?

BTW – I’ve loaded stuff up on the website for prepping – the new link is:

http://www.engineeryourcopy.com

Thanx for the help.

Keith

In reply to: Hypertext Underlining

#20702

Thanx for the reply, Josh.

How would the visited and hover be effected if defining a link class?

Being pretty novice at the coding game, would I also have to define a link:visited and link:hover class as well?

As always, I appreciate all the help from you, Ken, and Syahir.

Keith

In reply to: Hypertext Underlining

#20700

Sorry, Josh; forgot to include it (was focusing on code)

http://contemporaryengineer.com/KATCopy/

I ran the “inspect element” with Firebug, but the class ID was pretty extensive because of the nested values for the menu items. So I was confused as to which one(s) would need to be defined with a text-decoration: none element.

At least that was what I was going to try unless you have a smoother solution to underlined links on the pages only.

Thanx. Keith

In reply to: Re: widget title radius

#20310

DOH!!!

Ken,

Thanx for the clarifying code. The reason that was in there was because I’d cut/pasted what I thought from the Graphene stylesheet.

I then modified it with the !important tag but my adjustments to the individual side settings weren’t taking. I then put it back to “as is” so you and Josh could see.

I totally overlooked the single “0px” setting – thus the DOH!

Thanx for the help, the patience, and the extra set(s) of eyes. Y’all are awesome!

Keith

In reply to: Re: widget title radius

#20308

I’m sorry to both of you – my bad. I had the www. in front, so you probably got the error page for the live site (the test site is on same server). Try this instead:

http://contemporaryengineer.com/KATCopy/

Keith

In reply to: Re: widget title radius

#20306

The rounded corners are still there on my Firefox, Josh, even after a reboot/temp dir flush. The rounded corners are not on the containers or columns.

Rather, they are on the title/header bar for the “Charter Member” widget in the right column – top left & right edges of the header.

In reply to: Re: widget title radius

#20304

Thanx for moving this, Ken, and sorry for the hijacking.

The problem is I cannot find the particular element in the stylesheet – even using firebug. Closest I came was the same sidebar h3 location. So I made this change with no result:

.sidebar h3 {

text-shadow: none !important;

border-radius: 5px 5px 0 0 !important;

}

If I found the location, I’d copy it into the child theme stylesheet (which is where the above code is located).

test website – http://www.contemporaryengineer.com/KATcopy/

Thanx again. Keith

In reply to: Re: widget title radius

#20301

Ken & Josh (Hi again, Josh),

I’m trying to do something similar – eliminating the text shadow but also eliminating the radius in the widget title box.

I tried playing with the text shadow with no luck. Until I found this tip from a few hours ago (must be a God thing :-P).

Anyway, I added the code as Josh suggested and voila’.

Now, I’d like to square up the widget title block. Unfortunately, I cannot find the clear code using firebug for that title box.

So, I did a copy/paste of the graphene stylesheet file, and a search of “border-radius” to see if I could find where to make the adjustment. Not sure if it’s the same sidebar h3 code or somewhere else.

Can you help?

In reply to: Is there anyway I can remove these links above the posts? (pic inside)

#19890

Thanx for the quick code, Ken.