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Glad you figured it out. I was just about to log in and post where in style.css that can be found.
A great tool if you're a Firefox user is Firebug. It is very helpful in drilling down what different elements are named and how they are styled. If you're a Chrome user they have something similar as well. Either can save you much, much time.
Cheers!
One thing I thought of was I'm not sure if those templates used in Premise are responsive. It probably wouldn't take much to make them mobile-friendly.
Seems like Premise would be a nice solution for you as it looks like you are wanting something akin to a landing page. Lot of stuff already put together therefore you might be able to save on the cost. This coming Monday is not doable for me.
Good luck!
Erik,
As best I can recall in the Education demo the menu is sitting in a widget in the header in top right and on a very light colored background.
In all likelihood you'd need to set your navigation on a different colored background and set a border-radius to it in order to achieve the rounded look and then on the a:hover provide a different background color other than the one used on the ul. That will help differentate/set apart the nav from that purple background it currently sits on.
What helps achieve this on the actual demo is that the bottom of the navigation sits on a transition in color which helps form the bottom of the navigation.
On line 483 it appears the font styling is set to Helvetica Neue and of course you could change that whatever you think might look best.
#subnav .wrap {
color: #FFFFFF;
font-family: Helvetica Neue;
}Go into the following and set the front page to static:
Settings > Reading > Static Page > [Insert Page Name Here]
I used this same theme to accomplish this if this is what you are wanting to do:
mylegalcompass.com
You just increase the size on each. Looks like your #title is sitting at 32px and so just bump that up whatever is most suitable for you. The same with #description. You really don't have to insert anything extra. Just raise/lower the values already present.
Rick,
Go to the following in your theme's style.css
line 225 - if you want to change the blog title
line 238 - if you want to change the tagline/description
Hope that helps
You're welcome.
They will be located in that theme's style.css - probably towards the bottom.
It should have it divided up by color best I can remember.
You'll find all the hex codes for each color scheme.
Hope that helps.
It should be in 'style.css' within that particular plugin's folder.
Look for this:
.flex-control-nav li aLaura,
It appears this is what you might be looking for - D63A65 (hex code for pink color in Magazine)
Ben
Hey Ben,
Looks like the theme you are using 'News' is not responsive so minus the media query stylings you get already set up in the last 19-20+ themes StudioPress has offered up you'll more than likely have to add that into your CSS in order to achieve the desired outcome. With their responsive themes you can pretty easily drill down and customize elements in each's stylesheet like you have reference in order to show like you want on phones and tablets in both portrait and landscape mode.