Some of the widget markup may be specified in your theme’s functions.php but you can change the display using CSS in your theme’s stylesheet.
Thread Starter
dyakub
(@dyakub)
Ok I’ve found the css for it. Is there any way I can edit the stylesheet for a specific widget (not for all). I think php would be responsible for this. If a widget is displayed then show a different stylesheet. Like:
<?php if ( widget('Archives'))
<link rel="stylesheet2.css".........>
?>
something like that
It’s handled by the CSS (assuming that the widget markup applies appropriate classes automatically). A link to your site might help here.
Thread Starter
dyakub
(@dyakub)
ok http://www.burnnoticefanatic.com
The widget I’m trying to customize is the Burn Notice Twitter Widget on the sidebar right (2nd one under the subscribe bar). The text is black and the links are gray. I want to change this just for this widget not for the rest of em
You’d need to first edit the register_sidebar function in your theme’s functions.php file and add add an id (or class) to the before_widget parameter. Right now, your widgets do not have individual classes, so there’s nothing you can use to style them independently.
