Changing sidebar width – Truly Minimal theme
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You are welcome, and we were all starting out at one point.
You can remove the rule with the background position since you are not using the dotted border lines between page elements. I had included it since I had not seen your actual site and was working off the demo site. Remove the following:
#main { background-position: 860px; }The warnings, in many cases can be safely ignored. They generally are there to alert you to something that might be done in a better way, but in some cases they can’t.
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sacredpath…
Now I’m struggling with the font color, I’ve tried some but I couldn’t find the specific code for truly minimal.
Is it possible to change the color of the body text? And the menu?
Thanks again
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There is typically a base color and formatting set in the body selector and then more specific selectors are included to style specific elements, such as menu links, post and page titles and sidebar elements.
Changing the color code here will change the standard text in content on pages and posts.
body, button, input, select, textarea { color: #574D4D; }Normal menu color, current page menu color and hover color would be here:
.navigation-main a, .navigation-main a:visited { color: #6C6E6E; } .navigation-main li:hover > a { color: #070707; } .navigation-main ul ul li:hover > a { color: #070707; } .navigation-main li.current_page_item a, .navigation-main li.current-menu-item a { color: #070707; }The base link color and link hover colors would be set here.
a { color: #070707; } a:hover, a:focus, a:active { color: #FF5C0C; }Links in widgets would be set here.
.widget a { color: #070707; }Regular text (not link) in the widgets would be set here.
.site-main .widget-area { color: #A5A3A3; } -
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