Regarding the space before and after the “/”, it’s trickier than I thought!
Try this (worked for me):
. entry-date:after {
content: " / ";
padding: 0 10px;
}
Maybe you should start a new topic for your other questions, since they take us beyond the scope of the original topic questions.
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askdesign . Reason: rephrase
Regarding the space before and after the “/”, it’s trickier than I thought!
Try this (worked for me):
. entry-date:after {
content: " / ";
padding: 0 10px;
}
-I just tried that code for the spacing and it did not work. I’ve a few different options but nothing has worked.
Any other ideas to try? I so appreciate your help!
I have another thread for the main blog page questions but only 1 response which did not address the questions.
When you say you have to log in can you send me a screenshot? I have a firewall but that is on the backside of the site. Visitors to my website should not ever have to log in.
I’m not seeing the padding in your code. Be sure you add that. Works for me.
We are not able to upload images to this forum. Use another browser to view the site when not logged in, and you’ll be able to see it. It might be for users to get the style guide? I’m not sure, I can’t see the entire thing.
entry-date:after {
content: ” / “;
padding: 0 10px;
}
- I tried this code again and it does not change the spacing. Any other ideas?
You don’t have to log into my site. That is a pop-up window and you can close it.
I also tried the code with below code (adding 1 to padding) and it did not work.
entry-date:after {
content: ” / “;
padding: 1 10px;
}
The period was missing at the beginning of the class “entry-date”.
.entry-date:after {
content: " / ";
padding: 0 10px;
}
I should have noticed that! Of course. Works perfectly and looks great.
