Looks pretty good. There are a couple of things that don’t look right though.
a) Before your comment says look for #post. I believe it should be .post , since classes begin with a ‘.’ while id’s begin with a ‘#’. Also, in my default wp-layout.css there was nothing about post.
b) The second half looks a little empty in terms of comments. *shrug*
Fixed the .post issue. That was my fault. As for the second half, I didnt go into the details of the template tags because that could get real messy real quick and the reference provided has a lot of good documentation.
Thanks for your honest review!
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Looks pretty good. There are a couple of things that don’t look right though.
your comment says look for #post. I believe it should be .post , since classes begin with a ‘.’ while id’s begin with a ‘#’. Also, in my default wp-layout.css there was nothing about post.
a) Before
b) The second half looks a little empty in terms of comments. *shrug*
Anyways, good job!
Hmm… well, I thought that the code tags would let the div “post” show, but it didn’t, so a) should start something like this:
Before div “post” your comment…
Fixed the .post issue. That was my fault. As for the second half, I didnt go into the details of the template tags because that could get real messy real quick and the reference provided has a lot of good documentation.
Thanks for your honest review!