It’s Not About WordPress, But It Is
What does THAT post subtitle mean? My blog’s tag line is “Always Learning”. In this space, I want to share what I have learned in the past, what I am learning now, and what I hope to learn in the future.
Currently, it may seem like I’m obsessed with WordPress while I set up my blog. I’m not, really. No, I’m not. I’m not! Seriously, what fiddling around in WordPress helps me with includes practicing my basic CSS skills, and encouraging me to learn PHP.
My local public library loves this. I’m requesting books like crazy from throughout the library system. When I go to my local branch to pick up the books, I’m charged a 25 cent handling fee for each book. I enjoy supporting my public library system, so no bother about the fees.
However, what has bothered me is something about my blog: The post titles were not left justified. Finally, I found the style element I needed to edit:
h2.pagetitle {
margin-top: 30px;
text-align: center;
}
<< || Changed to: || >>
h2.pagetitle {
margin-top: 30px;
text-align: left;
}
I’m happy, now, and can move on to further customizing the Kubrick theme, claiming it as my own.
As more of my writing and instructional design projects continue to move to the Web, I’m grateful to WordPress for giving me a great sandbox to play in and improve my CSS, JS, and PHP skills, and to keep me “Always Learning”!
