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That's pretty much what I want, but I don't know how to do it. I have Firebug, but I can't identify the code that makes it stick.
AngeliqueMemberThank you for pointing that out! I now know how to change my dimensions -- or, at least, I know the theory. I was able to experimentally change my content area and some colors. 🙂
AngeliqueMemberThanks! I don't know why I couldn't find that!
AngeliqueMemberWhen you put the code in for real, did you remember to put the semi-colon after the last 15%? It's missing in the example you posted here.
AngeliqueMemberThanks! I installed Syntax Highlighter for WP Editor.
August 11, 2016 at 11:37 am in reply to: Best place to put code for universal text justification? #191126AngeliqueMemberThanks! There was no p in the stylesheet, so I made one. It's working!
AngeliqueMemberSpeaking of lines, it's frustrating that WordPress doesn't show the line numbers. You have to look at the stylesheet in your own text editor to see the line numbers.
I finally found what I was specifically looking for in the Genesis CSS stylesheet.
/* ### Content */ .content { float: right; width: 780px; }
/* ### Primary Sidebar */ .sidebar-primary { float: right; /* in our case, left */ width: 360px; }
/* ### Secondary Sidebar */ .sidebar-secondary { float: left; /* in our case, right */ width: 180px; }
I need to know the width of the content container so that I can make the correct proportions for my column graphics. I'm surprised that the widths can't be adjusted under Appearance/Customize. I'm glad you found the site container styling code. Thanks!
AngeliqueMemberThank you! I watched the Genesis Columns Advanced video and it looks very useful. I just installed it.
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