I'm trying to get Buddies names display in green colour and their avatars in 1px green border, so that they stand out from the rest of the users. It should be simple, but I just can't get it right.
Would someone be kind enough to write few lines of CSS for my (Zen) theme?
It shouldn't take more than few minutes for anyone who knows what she/he is doing...
I'm trying to get Buddies names display in green colour and their avatars in 1px green border, so that they stand out from the rest of the users. It should be simple, but I just can't get it right.
Would someone be kind enough to write few lines of CSS for my (Zen) theme?
It shouldn't take more than few minutes for anyone who knows what she/he is doing...
Hey folks,
I need help from expertise how can i change the font type . size and color of the main content i am using the bluebreeze edited
Beside how can i add a block layout design (for other themes) for such sidebar and left bar blocks
i need to be displayed as this form example http://www.audiominds.net/tmp/block.jpg
I thank you in advance and i look for your help.
Regards.
no matter what theme i try, i constantly get back to garland.
(see http://www.1up-seo.com)
What i need is a mod or the instruction how i can head a background to the blog-entries, so the blog-entries and everything doesn't "run into each other" (if you know what i mean).
I want to allow my users to choose their own themes for their own blogs. Right now I'm working on a modified version of Zen, but that also means that when it will come to theming, I will have to design at least 10 derivatives of that base-theme.
Garland is a great theme in a way that it allows to change the colour pallete with a very user-friendly and intuitive color-wheel. But when a user chooses Garland, she only gets the default blue-Garland. Is there a way to allow each user to customize their own Garland in their own way???
I'm having a strange issue in trying to link two side-by-side images in two side-by-side DIVs. One image works, the other doesn't and their CSS is quite similar. First, the images are here:
They're the top two in the main content. As you can see, the entire image links fine on the right image, but only the leftmost-quarter of the left image is linked. And if you have IE, it may not link at all (though you can see that it should as you glide over the left side.)