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<\/p>\nI had a problem trying to get the “building” link to display correctly in the description. The banner has is an “id” style and the description is a “class”. The style for the link kept being picked up from the banner and not the description style in the stylesheet. (Too big!)<\/p>\n
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I had to eliminate the “span” from all templates replacing it with its own “div”, changing this:<\/p>\n
<div id=”banner”><\/p>\n
<h1><a href=”<$MTBlogURL$>” accesskey=”1″><$MTBlogName$><\/a><\/h1><\/p>\n
<span class=”description”><$MTBlogDescription$><\/span><\/p>\n
<\/div><\/p>\n
to this:<\/p>\n
<div id=”banner”><\/p>\n
<a href=”<$MTBlogURL$>” accesskey=”1″><$MTBlogName$><\/a><\/p>\n
<\/div><\/p>\n
<div class=”description”><$MTBlogDescription$><\/div><\/p>\n
By removing the span tag, the link I created in the description (building) would adopt the correct style. Otherwise, it kept picking up the banner style. I don’t understand the difference between “id=” and “class=”…. something to study.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I had a problem trying to get the “building” link to display correctly in the description. The banner has is an “id” style and the description is a “class”. The style for the link kept being picked up from the … Continue reading