leoncub

Hooray, it’s working! I’ve managed to get it working with Witty Text, don’t think there was ever a chance with wp_quotes!

I managed to get it working by specifying $before as <p class="site_description"> as I had done before, but it works now because of your suggestion of adding the class #header p.site_description to my CSS file.

Thank you very much vkaryl, I really appreciate your time and help! ??

There is no class for wp_quotes but by default it did come wrapped in its own div class that I took out. However, Witty Text comes as “plain” text and you can actually specify the formatting you want like this witty($before, $after) and I’ve tried adding <p class="site_description"> and a whole host of other things I can think of to try and format it but it just doesn’t work. Tis a headscratcher!

I edited the style.css file and replaced it as you said, but it is being completely ignored. Everything is ignored for some reason.

Hi thanks for your reply! When you say “use” that, what do you mean exactly? Do I need to create a new class called p.site_description or what code do I need to type?

I don’t know if this is relevant at all, but I’ve noticed that no matter what comes before the <?php> bracket in either the <p> or any other HTML tags is obeyed, it’t all completely ignored. I tried specifying the formatting directly in the p tag with class="..." and even wrapping a font tag around it with crazy formatting just to see if it works, but nothing does. ??