So, as you may have noticed, the blog portion of my website is starting to look more like my home pages. I’m only starting to crack the code of how WordPress uses style sheets to format the content, and I haven’t even begun to experiment with queries, but this is a pretty good first step.
One odd thing I noticed while working with the style sheet (style.css) in the theme is that while the styles for the header, body, and menu frames of the page are defined as “.style-name”, the styles for the footer are defined in the “#style-name” format, which affects the manner in which the style is called, depending on wether the style sheet is included in the header of the page, or if a call is made as a class inside a tag. As soon as I figure out more about the reasoning behind this, I’ll post a little more info.
