Richard Korts
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Apply CSS Styling to a Footer Element in a WordPress Theme
I am trying to apply css styling to a footer element in a theme; nothing works.
See attached. The image widgets.jpg shows what I am trying to do in the 2nd footer column. Note the style class="lbbold".
See attached css.jpg; this is the css.
See attached footer2.jpg; this is what Wordpress shows when you view site; nothe te ENTIRES text is gone.
Note also (not shown) that if I use the old <b>...</b> tags or even <strong>...</strong>, these have no effect.
What's wrong?
css.jpg
footer2.jpg
widgets.jpg
See attached. The image widgets.jpg shows what I am trying to do in the 2nd footer column. Note the style class="lbbold".
See attached css.jpg; this is the css.
See attached footer2.jpg; this is what Wordpress shows when you view site; nothe te ENTIRES text is gone.
Note also (not shown) that if I use the old <b>...</b> tags or even <strong>...</strong>, these have no effect.
What's wrong?
css.jpg
footer2.jpg
widgets.jpg
Hey RKorts! Can you give us a link to the page? Taking part of a page out of context can make it do very different things.
ASKER
http://www.rkassoc.org/rk_new/
The desired effect is to have the text (which is currently invisible) AMC Industries show in bold & font color as in the CSS.
Thanks
The desired effect is to have the text (which is currently invisible) AMC Industries show in bold & font color as in the CSS.
Thanks
Where is this invisible text? Underneath the CMS heading?
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That's it!!
Stupid of me. I learned two things, the CSS mechanism as it appeared to be designed for worked. So, hopefully, I can use that anywhere.
Thanks
Stupid of me. I learned two things, the CSS mechanism as it appeared to be designed for worked. So, hopefully, I can use that anywhere.
Thanks