Simple CSS Style Sheet

1) Change this:

body {
font-family: Tahoma,Arial,Georgia, Helvetica, Sans Serif;
font-size: 65.5%;
}

to this:

body {
font-family: Futura, Tahoma,Arial,Georgia, Helvetica, Sans Serif;
font-size: 12px;
}

(for the record, though – leaving it in % is betterthan using a fixed size…)

2) remove the “border-bottom” from the header.

Kind of hard to support a site that isn’t there.

This site is currently under development. But don’t worry, there are lots of other webpages on the internet. Why not try a different one? This site should be up before the month is out. See you then!

I believe that’s what he’s talking about – I think that’s just “holder text”…

Gotcha.

OH NO! I’m so sorry about that test there, that’s a maintenance plugin, it’s excellent if you don’t have it. I’ll get rid of it. I think the principals still apply though….
ok I’m taking it off.

Hmm no, I’ve had a dabble with the code above. The issue is I downloaded a blank theme, so there really isn’t anything to change in the CSS – it’s blank.

But also, look at the font on the page. That’s with the body code inserted into the stylesheet – it doesn’t look like size 12 to me, and it looks bold.

How queer!i

It’s not css – it is your code in the pages: the h2 tag is NOT closed after the title, only at the very end of the article. Check your source code to see it!

Oh boy have I messed up this time… Is it possible that the h2 tag isn’t closed because I deleted the title tag from somewhere. I’ve been around deleting parts of this blank theme like you wouldn’t believe. Deleting parts to try and have nothing but some text in the top left corner.

Have I gone too far?

If anyone can point me in the right direction here. I’m happy to read stuff, but I couldnt find the right stuff to read…

I’m still foggy what your trying to do, yeah you have a partial h2 tag that should either be closed or not there at all. What does your loop look like?

Yes sorry.

I’ve not been very specific have I? This is the deal… I don’t want to use a full wordpress website, but I do want to have a “Latest News” section on my site that is managed by WordPress. I’m partially there, see:

https://www.forgemastersfilms.com/test.html

The news your looking at there is a WordPress page, viewed through a frame.

Click on READ MORE and another WordPress page will pop up. In this way I will be able to manage my news section from anywhere I want.

As a result though I need a theme that only has text, laid out nicely. No links and definitely no boarders. As you can see I’m getting there, but if you open one of the TEST boxes by clicking on “read more” the table is not centralized, it’s got a slight boarder to the right, how do I get rid of that? And the text does still not start at the very very top of the page.

Any advice would be nice, but I’m breaking the back of it.

Weird – the popup comes up, and all I see is text, no borders, centered table and the text starts at the top of the page.

You and I are seeing two very different things.

I’m using Firefox 2.0. Are you using IE? And have you cleared your cache?

I like WordPress too much. I think what I’m gonna do is design a wordpress theme from scratch and that way use the layout I want. Thanks for all the posts, here’s looking at you kid.

I think what I’m gonna do is design a wordpress theme from scratch and that way use the layout I want.

Excellent idea ?? It’s always much easier to do what you want than to try to modify someone else’s stuff. Good luck! ??