12 replies to this topic

[sung son]

Currently stand alone TubePress has the pagination in the center. but I would like to have it in the left side.
Any one know how?

[eric]

This should be easy to achieve with some custom CSS. Do you have a link to your site that you could share so we could take a first-hand look?

[sung son]

Thank Eric for your quick response.
Actually I downloaded the newest one and haven had chance to install it yet.
but my question is very simple that you may be able to answer without looking at it.
basically how would you re-locate the pagination on the left side?

This is what I am talking about http://tubepress.com...alone_php_demo/
as you see the pagination is in the middle. I want it on the left side.

[eric]

Very easy. Just remove "text-align: center" from the div.pagination. Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/CvfsJ.png. Here are some docs on how to apply styling to your galleries.

Let me know how else I can help. Thanks!

[sung son]

Very easy. Just remove "text-align: center" from the div.pagination. Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/CvfsJ.png. Here are some docs on how to apply styling to your galleries.

Let me know how else I can help. Thanks!

Thanks Eric :) that did the trick

[Vida Perez Velazquez]

Very easy. Just remove "text-align: center" from the div.pagination. Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/CvfsJ.png. Here are some docs on how to apply styling to your galleries.

Let me know how else I can help. Thanks!

How do changes like this get saved?

Whenever I make changes in firebug as soon as I hit refresh the page goes back to the way it was.

[eric]

How do changes like this get saved?

Firebug doesn't persist the CSS changes across page loads. For that I would recommend a plugin such as this one. Let me know if you have any trouble getting your changes to stick and I'll do my best to help. Thanks!

[Vida Perez Velazquez]

Will do. Thanks.

[Vida Perez Velazquez]

Would the saved changes become part of a new theme?

Could I apply them to other galleries?

[Vida Perez Velazquez]

Unfortunately I cannot see how I would invoke the Simpler CSS plug-in for editing a stylesheet

[eric]

After installing Simpler CSS, you should see a new entry under WP Admin > Appearance. In there you can add CSS changes that will be active across your entire site (TubePress and everything else). You can use this to "override" CSS styling set forth by your theme and/or plugins.

[Vida Perez Velazquez]

Okay. Would then save the changes as a new theme?

Sorry for all the auxiliary questions

[eric]

No problem. And no, with Simpler CSS your changes should be active across any theme that you choose to install.