In your custom.css add the following code and replace “your link name” with whatever link you want to change…

.custom  “your link name” a{outline: none;}

If  you want to simply change the color of this line, check out this tutorial. This line is actually a background image set in the #content_box. To remove it completely go to your custom.css and add this…

.custom #content_box { background: none ; }

I created a blank page and used the default template in the attributes section. Go to Page —-> add new

Click “Publish”, and now you have a blank canvass to build your homepage from.

Next in my custom_functions.php I created a style sheet just to style this page only…

In your custom_functions.php file add the following code. You can put it anywhere you want but I recommend putting it at the top after the <?php tag. Remember, once you make the change, save it, and upload it to your server. Always describe the function and put it between the comment tags /* */ at the beginning shown below in green. The comments aren’t shown on your rendered page and it just makes things easier for you to remember…

/*my homepage stylesheet*/
function welcome_stylesheet(){
if (is_front_page()) { ?>
<style type=”text/css”>
#content_box {margin-top: 36em; background: none;}
#content .top {margin-top: 13em;}
#sidebar_1 {margin-top: -2.6em;}
#sidebar_2 {margin-top: -4.5em; }
#content {background-color: #ffee99; padding-top: 1em;}
/*This nudges the teaser content up against the right sidebar*/
#column_wrap {width: 77.3em; background: none;}
#sidebar_2 li.widget {background: #ffeeee; padding:0 0 .5em .5em; width: 103%; margin-top: 1.7em; margin-bottom: -.8em;}
</style>
<? }}
add_action(’wp_head’ , ‘welcome_stylesheet’);

If you want to see how I placed a custom box on the homepage, check out this tutorial

Thesis comes with a few pre-defined styles that can make this happen. This is how you do it.

When you’re writing a post go to the html editor.

For a note place the code in red between the the text you want:

<p class=”alert”>Whatever text you want</p>

Thesis comes with a few pre-defined styles that can make this happen. This is how you do it.

When you’re writing a post go to the html editor.

For a note place the code in red between the the text you want:

<p class=”note”>Whatever text you want</p>

In your custom.ss file add the following code. You can put it anywhere you want but I recommend putting it at the top. Remember, once you make the change, save it, and upload the new file to your server. Always describe what you’re doing by putting your descripton between the comment tags /*  */ at the beginning shown below in green. The comments aren’t shown on your rendered page and it just makes things easier for you to remember…

/*remove the archive info border*/
.custom #archive_info { border: none ; }

This line is actually an image. It can’t be changed through the custom.css file. You actually have to replace the image file with one of your own.

The place where this file is located is here…

thesis/lib/css/images/dot-ddd.gif

If you want to change the color you have to make a new image. Make a new dot image, 2px big,  in your favorite graphics program. Name the file the same thing, dot-ddd.gif. Upload it to the server and overwrite the existing one. Refresh your site.