edlopez
10-04-2009, 01:20 PM
I found the following article by Chris Coyier quite useful:
http://www.bloggingtips.com/2007/12/01/spacing-out-blocks-of-text-in-wordpress/
The only catch is I've been using his code under the title "If You Absolutely Must" - a code you can use with individual chunks of text rather than the default code he provides for CSS.
I'm not a WordPress expert so I assume that the code provided for CSS that would provide a blanket, overall spacing capability is supposed to be inserted by going to "Edit Themes" and choosing the "Stylesheet (style.css)" in the WordPress Theme I'm using - it's the only item in the "Edit Themes" section that seems to be CSS and not PHP... my question is - how do I know where in that CSS code to place the code suggested in the article? Using the small bit that goes in each paragraph has worked thus far, but it'd be nice to just inser the code in the article for the overall theme and just be able to space without inserting code manually after each paragraph, each time!
Any feedback?
Regards,
Ed
http://www.bloggingtips.com/2007/12/01/spacing-out-blocks-of-text-in-wordpress/
The only catch is I've been using his code under the title "If You Absolutely Must" - a code you can use with individual chunks of text rather than the default code he provides for CSS.
I'm not a WordPress expert so I assume that the code provided for CSS that would provide a blanket, overall spacing capability is supposed to be inserted by going to "Edit Themes" and choosing the "Stylesheet (style.css)" in the WordPress Theme I'm using - it's the only item in the "Edit Themes" section that seems to be CSS and not PHP... my question is - how do I know where in that CSS code to place the code suggested in the article? Using the small bit that goes in each paragraph has worked thus far, but it'd be nice to just inser the code in the article for the overall theme and just be able to space without inserting code manually after each paragraph, each time!
Any feedback?
Regards,
Ed