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In reply to: CSS for Comments area and entries?

#38252

I tried one more time and was able to edit all of the elements… now I can finally paste the generated CSS into the child theme.

In reply to: CSS for Comments area and entries?

#38251

Well I tinkered and tried “!important” to no avail… I’d love to know what the issue is… we can be happy with a different font for comments. Thanks for your input and help.

In reply to: CSS for Comments area and entries?

#38250

I’ll try important! I should have done before posting… Thanks very much!

In reply to: CSS for Comments area and entries?

#38248

Your Feedback is Welcome

When I tinker with the web developer tools in firefox I can get it to change easily … but if I paste those entries into the Graphene Custom CSS the changes don’t take effect. Wanting make the font “times” serif and a bit larger. No luck.

In reply to: A Writer's Blog

#38096

Thank you! Her writing and photography inspire me.

In reply to: A Writer's Blog

#38094

Thanks!

In reply to: A Writer's Blog

#38092

I’ll do that… your explanation has convinced me. Thanks very much!

In reply to: A Writer's Blog

#38090

Thanks for the tip about the CSS… I thought about it but was a teensy bit afraid to try it…. Although I don’t know why since I’d back up first

In reply to: CSS help needed- lines between columns?

#37901

You are a life saver. I don’t know why I didn’t think about that. Was pulling my hair out. Thank you so much!

In reply to: CSS help needed- lines between columns?

#37898

Thanks very much for responding.

I’ve been trying to use the graphene theme to emulate the sliding door theme for a friend. It is really close but that border is challenging. The sliding door theme crashes on update – even with a child and graphene is so well made that it is time for a change.

I tried your suggestion and it bumps all the post content down under the sidebar.

Here’s the test site: http://ourfamilysrecipes.com/pic

Here’s the original website that I’m trying to mimic. http://paulainchina.com