You can target specific posts with CSS using their ID. If you look at your site’s source, you’ll see articles listed like so:
<article id="post-1234" class="...">
You can style a particular post’s circle to a different width using its ID:
#post-1234.hentry {
your styles here
}
You’ll probably need to make several additional adjustments to get the spacing the way you want it, but that gives you the general idea.
here is a related topic if you want to create custom post_classes for the posts on the front page, so you can address the circles independant of post IDs: http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/unique-position-for-circle?replies=12#post-4125411
Thank you very much for your help guys! I figured it out in the end 🙂
Also, is there a way to move the boarder around ‘stay connected’ sidebar? I figured how to move the writing but not the boarder, I need it to move down
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thanks again!
Hm, I don’t see a border around the Stay Connected sidebar. Have a screenshot to illustrate what you’re trying to do?
Im not sure of the proper term of it, just the stretched black circle around ‘stay connected’ Sorry I’m so bad at describing!
Ahh, that’s a background color. Try setting the background-color to transparent in your child theme or Custom CSS manager plugin.
