Hi, I made the button in photoshop, then uploaded it to my theme directory. I then simply added some html to a 'custom content' area in the mini panel to insert the image and turn it into a link. if you need the code just ask back...all the best, Joe
@cojanti the "panel-sidebar" CSS property at 5:11 technically should have been a "class" (and not an "id") since the style is used by more than one element... but great video!
@claycless Yes - an imprtant point. To most CSS people, myself included, there's not much difference between a class and an ID but strictly speaking you should use IDs for simgle uses on sinlge elements, and use classes for things that are re-used. This won't have a practical effect on the site, but it is important for validation.
These videos were really helpful to me. Thanks for putting them up!
sendaitohoku 2 months ago
Hi, I made the button in photoshop, then uploaded it to my theme directory. I then simply added some html to a 'custom content' area in the mini panel to insert the image and turn it into a link. if you need the code just ask back...all the best, Joe
cojanti 5 months ago
@cojanti the "panel-sidebar" CSS property at 5:11 technically should have been a "class" (and not an "id") since the style is used by more than one element... but great video!
claycless 4 months ago
@claycless Yes - an imprtant point. To most CSS people, myself included, there's not much difference between a class and an ID but strictly speaking you should use IDs for simgle uses on sinlge elements, and use classes for things that are re-used. This won't have a practical effect on the site, but it is important for validation.
Thanks for the comment, Joe
cojanti 4 months ago
I just want to ask how you added this green button to that mini panels on the right. Thank you!
hakaboza 5 months ago
THank you for this great video series.
williamlafond1 5 months ago
@williamlafond1 Thanks! Glad you liked it.
cojanti 5 months ago
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Leonitusworm 6 months ago