PageLines theme: how to change the background color of the main content vs. entire page?
I use PageLines free version, with WordPress 3.3.1, for this website: http://new.teleosis.org/?page_id=76
I use PageLines free version, with WordPress 3.3.1, for this website: http://new.teleosis.org/?page_id=76
Adding this to the style.css works:
I have trawled the net looking for an answer to this, but for some reason all I can find are actual examples, but without that particular explanation, which is clear say in the case of scripts. Can someone explain to me why it’s important/advantageous to enqueue styles when developing a theme, rather than just using <link rel=stylesheet> in header.php.
is that possible, without javascript hacks?
like this:
I found a CSS animation snippet on Codepen, and would like to add it in my WordPress site for preloader animation, but I couldn’t find any related help or plugin that would allow me to add a Preloader with custom CSS animation.
Is there a list of WordPress CSS id/classes that I can use to build plugin option screens that look and feel more like a normal WordPress option page? I have found some through serendipity but it would have been nice to have a list.
I want to remove a CSS from loading in the header, this is the code that appears:
In web design, a key design element is the container that may contain various other content and blocks and is styled in CSS.
I’ve been reading up a bit on this subject, but the more I read – the more confused I get.
How can I instruct wordpress to use a filename other than ‘styles.css’ for my main stylesheet – for example, styles-1.css? I’d like to do this for versioning and caching purposes.