Weebly CSS: Pain in the ass?

[artymcfarty1]

I am currently trying to code my blog. I can’t seem to get the title to center vertically and horizontally. I used firefox’s inspect element and found this:

.blog-post .blog-header, .blog-post .blog-header h2.blog-title, .blog-post .blog-header div a {
padding: 0 !important;
margin: 0 !important;
border: none !important;
line-height: 1.5 !important;
}

If I uncheck them in the inspect element, my code works great. Thing is I can’t find it anywhere in my css to delete it….

http://www.dedeko.me

[Shikkediel]

Looks good to me. If not yet fixed, please further describe the issue. I’ve played a lot of FF on PS2 by the way, probably five times all the way through. Great game.

[artymcfarty1]

I was wanting more padding around the top and bottom of the blog title. But it doesn’t work. The !important css tidbits mentioned above are preventing the edits I want. :(

Here are screenshots as an example:
http://i66.tinypic.com/350qlwy.jpg
http://i65.tinypic.com/2uxzot0.jpg

It gets even weirder. In the weebly editor preview, it looks like the “checked” image, but when you edit the post (or go to post a new entry), the title area looks like the “unchecked” version.

http://i63.tinypic.com/w8upmd.jpg
http://i63.tinypic.com/xkww0j.jpg

WTB an “!importanter” element, LMAO

[Shikkediel]

Not sure I completely get it but there are two stylesheets at play here, sites.css and main_style.css…

Link to aforementioned

You’re right about the title, CMSes are often a pain to figure out.

[Atelierbram]

You’re right about the title, CMSes are often a pain to figure out.

Last time I checked Weebly out, it seemed more of a page-builder to me, spitting out a whole bunch of (needless) javascript; not really a CMS to take seriously. From their own website:

Weebly’s drag and drop website builder makes it easy to create a powerful, professional website without any technical skills.

Until the client wants to change something in a theme without knowing too much about HTML and CSS that is.

[Shikkediel]

You’re right of course, they’re hardly the same thing. The second stylesheet should be accessible through the control panel, as described here :

Link

[artymcfarty1]

Well, yea, the main-style.css is my css. It’s how I’ve been editing everything. It’s the sites.css that’s messing things up I guess.

Also, is it possible to link a webfont in a div style?

Ex:
<div style=""></div>

The reason why is complicated, like this whole custom Weebly theme thing. I have an “embed code” widget, but it wont pull in the font-family?

[artymcfarty1]

Never mind, I think I just “fixed” everything. ALL THE THINGS.

Thanks guys.

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