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  • Thread Starter pedro-tejada

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    Solved! The code I posted worked perfectly… I just applied it to the body through my CSS and worked out… Seems to be that some old coding I did on the CSS regarding body width was the problem!

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter pedro-tejada

    (@pedro-tejada)

    Hi!

    I know in which file to insert it… It a child theme… I’ve tried it onto #html and #body on my CSS… With the address of my picture (hosted on my WP), but I just can’t make it work…

    Thread Starter pedro-tejada

    (@pedro-tejada)

    I’ve googled it and found some code snippets, like that one:

    {
    background: url(https://motoledo.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/BG1.jpg) no-repeat center center fixed;
    -webkit-background-size: cover;
    -moz-background-size: cover;
    -o-background-size: cover;
    background-size: cover;
    }

    I just don’t know how and where to place it… It seems that TwentyTen custom background system mess it up :/… At least make harder for me to find the right place for the code!

    Thread Starter pedro-tejada

    (@pedro-tejada)

    Solved my problem!

    Just deleted the PHP line that showed the entry-title on the One Column Page Template:
    <h1 class="entry-title"><?php the_title(); ?></h1>

    Thanks ??

    Thread Starter pedro-tejada

    (@pedro-tejada)

    I kinda started to solve my problem using body classes. For the home page ID (6), I set a larger width for the content image! Worked ok…

    No I’m just facing one problem: I want to have the text at 960px in some of my pages, but I can’t add any body classes to .entry-content. If I switch the entry content on those pages to 960px they happens to work exactly like I want, but it messes up with the other pages that have sidebars… There are any ways to add a body class to .entry-content, so only in the pages I want it would setup a 960px width?

    Thanks a lot again!

    Thread Starter pedro-tejada

    (@pedro-tejada)

    Thanks!

    Worked perfect!

    The only problem now, is that the images that will show up appears in the original szie, not in the one that I setup on my posts: https://ameliatoledo.com/tag/espaco/

    I changed the content image max width to 960px, so it shows my frontpage picture properly… Any tips on how to solve that?

    Again,
    Thanks a lot for the help!

    EDIT: I tried to play with some CSS settings… I figured out that my Single Column page template don’t align the text in the center of the page: https://ameliatoledo.com/biografia/

    How could I solve that without messing up the other page template? (Right sidebar)?

    Thread Starter pedro-tejada

    (@pedro-tejada)

    I was afraid that maybe thematic body_class wasn’t properly placed, but I tested including this to hide my entries titles…. Worked perfectly, so I’m pretty sure that it is something in the css… Any tips?

    `body.page .entry-title {
    display:none;

    }`

    Thread Starter pedro-tejada

    (@pedro-tejada)

    Hi!

    I had to slow down this project due to some other problems, but now thanks god I’m able to work on it again!

    I followed the instructions on the link but didn’t obtained success.

    I’m using the thematic template with a child theme. The thematic already came with the bodyclass line on the header.php file:

    <?php

    // Creating the doctype
    thematic_create_doctype();
    echo " ";
    language_attributes();
    echo ">\n";

    // Creating the head profile
    thematic_head_profile();

    // Creating the doc title
    thematic_doctitle();

    // Creating the content type
    thematic_create_contenttype();

    // Creating the description
    thematic_show_description();

    // Creating the robots tags
    thematic_show_robots();

    // Creating the canonical URL
    thematic_canonical_url();

    // Loading the stylesheet
    thematic_create_stylesheet();

    // Creating the internal RSS links
    thematic_show_rss();

    // Creating the comments RSS links
    thematic_show_commentsrss();

    // Creating the pingback adress
    thematic_show_pingback();

    // Enables comment threading
    thematic_show_commentreply();

    // Calling WordPress' header action hook
    wp_head();

?>

</head>

<?php 

if (apply_filters('thematic_show_bodyclass',TRUE)) {
    // Creating the body class
    ?>

<?php }

// action hook for placing content before opening #wrapper
thematic_before(); ?>

<body <?php if (function_exists('body_class')) body_class(); ?>>

<div id="wrapper" class="hfeed">

    <?php

    // action hook for placing content above the theme header
    thematic_aboveheader(); 

    ?>   

    <div id="header">

        <?php 

        // action hook creating the theme header
        thematic_header();

        ?>

    </div><!-- #header-->

    <?php

    // action hook for placing content below the theme header
    thematic_belowheader();

    ?>   

    <div id="main">

    I tried different ways to change the BG Color (Page template, page ids…). None worked.

    On my css I created the following lines:

    body.page-template-orange {
	background-color:#FC9;

}

body, input, textarea {
    font: 15px Georgia,serif;
    line-height:22px;
	background-color:#666;

}s

    orange is the page-template I created to use this BG Color (#FC9). For all the other ones I want to keep the std color (#666).

    The first question that I had was about how to use the page template class! If I had to put the page template name (the one I find on the back-end while creating a new page, the file name, the file name.php… I tried many ways and neither worked.

    I’m really new to WordPress, so, sorry if it sounds a bit dumb, but so far I couldn’t make it work!

    Thanks again for all the help,

    Pedro!

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