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Remove comments are closed statement

May 19, 2009

If you want to get rid of this…

Put this in your custom.css…
.custom .comments_closed p {display: none ;}
If you want to remove that statement on only certain individual pages, check out how to style any page or post differently than all the rest HERE

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The easiest way to add a “clickable” header image

May 18, 2009

I wrote an earlier tutorial about showing the easiest way to add a header image HERE.  I had a lot of feedback saying that it wasn’t clickable. That’s absolutely correct because it isn’t. That tutorial shows how to add a header image and that’s it. It never said anything about being clickable.
The following tutorial, in [...]

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Change the color of the tagline in the header

May 15, 2009

I’ve gotten a lot of requests for changing the color of the tagline and moving the tagline. To change the color, keep reading. To change the position, go HERE.

In your custom.css add this…
.custom #header #tagline {color: #000000;}
Change the hexadecimal number to whatever gives you the desired effect

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Move the tagline to a different spot in the header

May 15, 2009

There are a couple of different ways you can move the tagline inside your header.

One way is to just play around with the different margins on all sides. In your custom.css add this…
.custom #header #tagline {
margin-left: Xem;
margin-right: Xem;
margin-top: Xem;
margin-bottom: Xem;
}
Replace X with a number that gives you the desired effect
The only drawback with this is [...]

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Add a drop cap to your post or page

May 12, 2009

The letter “T” that begins this sentence is an example of a drop cap. This was made by just assigning the very first letter of the sentence a unique class name and styling it in my custom.css file. You can make a class for the drop cap and use it over and over again on [...]

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Highlight any part of your post or page

May 11, 2009

You can highlight anything from individual words, to sentences, to entire paragraphs. First thing you’re going to do is figure out a class name. This name will be used over and over again to put the highlight anywhere in any post or page
I named mine “my-highlight”
Add the name to your custom.css and chose a color [...]

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Place a row of ads on your page

May 7, 2009

This is cool and simple way of placing as many ads as you want on your site…
First thing is to upload your ads into the custom/images folder on your server
The ads in this example are 125 x 125 which is pretty typical
Next, create a simple function in your custom_functions.php to add the ads, put div [...]

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