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Using separate containers layout, I am wondering how to get the main body background to extend to the footer, even if it’s shorter than the sidebar height. I think the CSS is height: 100%; but I’m not sure where to put it. Also is there any way to get rounded corners on the containers?
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Hi Martin,
Equal height content/sidebar: http://generatepress.com/forums/topic/equal-length-columns/page/2/#post-38550
Rounded corners: http://generatepress.com/forums/topic/background-colour-for-titles-in-content-side-bar-e-t-c/#post-38551
Hope this helps 🙂
Tom. what css custom class would i add to a section from section add on? For rounded corners?
I know the answer is above but im new to css. this would help me greatly.You can add whatever class you like, you just have to match it up with CSS.
For example, if you added the class: round-me
You would then add this CSS:
.round-me { border-radius: 10px; }WOW,the light just came on. so class is really like a label. so WordPress knows where to apply it.. I would add the css code into the style sheet of the child theme?
I know this seems elementary to you and I really appreciate your input and support.
Whenever I get the chance I recommend your theme.That code worked! Im trying to add a second class now and it won’t work. how do I add second class? i tried commas and brackets to separate them.
disregard that last post. i got it.
Just a single space to separate section classes will do the trick 🙂
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