Moritz83

just to clarify:

I am talking about the part with

.cycloneslider-template-controls .cycloneslider-controls{
    position: absolute;
	left: 42%;
    bottom:-27px;
    z-index:102;
    padding:5px 0;
    height:16px;
}

which should be the outer div container

I created a new theme called “twentytwelvechild” – empty folder with just a single css file in it.

/*
Theme Name: twentytwelvechild
Template: twentytwelve
Theme URI: http: //beispiel.de/
Description: Ein Child für das twentyeleven-Theme
Author: Hier kommt Ihr Name hin
Author URI: http: //beispiel.de/mein-child-theme/
Version: 1.0
*/

@import url('../twentytwelve/style.css');

.page-id-68 .entry-header .entry-title {
    text-align: center;
}

Now it’s easier to make changes to the theme. I don’t think I have to make changes to the php files but if so it should be enough to copy the changed file into this folder. WordPress should now ignore the file inside the parent theme folder and use the child one instead (except functions.php stuff).

Again, thanks a lot for your help ??

you really made my day ??
it’s working perfectly!

so just for my understanding:
I have to do this (empty file with only the changed lines) only for the CSS files; the PHP files I have to copy 1:1 … correct?

working, thanks a lot …. BUT now I have the titles of the frontpage posts centered as well. Is there a posibillity to add a separate entry for the slideshow pages like

.entry-header .entry-title-slide {
    text-align: center;
}

and define an own template for these pages? It’s a bit confusing right now ??

Also how can I define the changed line in a separate CSS file and take the rest out of the original one?

of course
https://www.moritzjuergensen.info/?page_id=68

Of course I created a child theme, just don’t know where to change this thing ??

Any idea or do I have to choose another slider for using with NextGen which provides the Start/Stop Option?