Twenty Ten Theme, font changes css code
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I’m trying to decide if I want to buy the CSS upgrade. I’d like to preview it before I buy. I want to change the font on my post titles, pages, and widgets. However, I have no idea what code I should enter in the CSS form. I’m using the Twenty Ten theme. I might also want to add a third column- so I would need the code for that too. Otherwise, I would have to change to the Oulipo theme (but I would have to resize my custom header- don’t know how to do that either).
I’m a CSS newb.
Also, Is there only certain fonts I can use (once I do figure out the code)?My blog is http://evanspartyoffour.wordpress.com
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To have your widget areas display as two separate colums you can add the following code to your CSS. Feel free to change the margins and widths, as long as they don’t exceed the width of the main content area it should work OK, ideally you want them to sum to 940px together. You need to make sure you have widgets added to both the primary and secondary widget areas for this to work:
#content {margin:0;} #container {margin:0; width:450px;} #primary, #secondary {width:225px; float:left; margin-left:20px;}The following two declarations will change the font for post and page titles and widget titles in that order:
.entry-title a, #content .entry-title {font-family:courier;} .widget-title {font-family:courier;} -
Thank you so much. But I’m not able to preview my changes. I guess that is a glitch. I’ll most likely purchase the upgrade (in the next few days) to see the changes. Hopefully, it looks good. :)
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I would definitely recommend trying before you do any buying. You said you don’t know much about CSS and there isn’t any staff support for it so you will be mostly on your own apart from a few forum members who check by from time to time.
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Honestly, I had a difficult time editing my paid CSS stylesheet with the Twenty-Ten theme. So I’ve opted to keep the original layout intact. It’s perfect the way it is.
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The CSS preview thing has been broken for weeks, if not months although it seems to not hit everyone.
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