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Hi Evan, if you press the "Restore Default" button, then it would restore the original default setting (which doesn't have the added custom setting)... In the future, I will add an ability to one-click save the custom setting. For now, you can view the "Source Code" and see where to copy the custom CSS block, so you can use it in "Design => Layout"....

The db connectivity wouldn't reset the default setting.

Regards,

~Mint Tree~

Hmn, please check to see if you have the 'correct' theme selected 'to be configured'. Basically, if you choose another theme and try to configure the previous, the setting would not be saved.

Hmn… For the custom setting reverting back to the original one, I not quite sure what happen. Usually, it would NOT revert back to the original default setting by itself because it's database-driven–that means you have to update the database by pressing the “Restore Default” button(s) or do it via mySQL.

For the Options with the Check Box that do not “Saved”, that might be a Firefox caching issue, which still checked the box even though you clicked to uncheck on the setting page. *Note: although the box is shown as checked in Firefox when you unchecked and saved it, the setting is still “Saved” as unchecked (even though it's shown as “checked” in Firefox after you've saved the setting as “unchecked” ).

So, to make sure that the 'check box' setting applied after you clicked the “Save Options” button, refresh that config page or view the site to see if the setting had applied.

For your particular case, go to “Presentation => Entry” and uncheck the box to “Display Entry Info on Single Post/Page/Home” and save the setting by pressing the “Enter” key on the keyboard or by clicking the “Save Options” button.

View your site to see if the setting/the date, category and author info have been removed. If not, let me know.

Regards,

~Mint Tree~

P.S. Hmn… Looks like I'll have to change the “check box” option to radio or input options to go around the Firefox caching issue…

Hi Evan, sometimes the files might be corrupted due to server issues, so try to re-upload all the files and test to see what happen. As for the default setting of “Other Settings”, if you can access the back-end, you can hit the “Restore Default” button to restore the default settings.

Here is the CSS for the Blockquote:

background:#F8FBFD; color:#003366; padding:5px; margin:17px; border:1px dotted #005E8A; border-left:solid 3px;

Regards,

~Mint Tree~

.header a:link, .header a:visited{font:bold 31px "Bodoni MT Black";
color:#FFF; text-decoration:underline;}
.header-description{margin:0; font:15px Verdana; color:#FFF;}
.header-margin {float:left; margin:19px auto 0px 50px;}

.header-width{min-width:990px;max-width:1024px;}

.header-width, .footer-width, .main-content{text-align:left;}

If it's a LINK, the entry title or main box title CSS would be:

.entry-title a:link, .main-box-title a:link {color:#FFF;}

For visited link, the CSS would be:

.entry-title a:visited, .main-box-title a:visited{color:#FFF;}

Hi Evan, I think you means the HEADING tag (e.g. h1, h2, h3, etc).

If it's the heading tag that had a purplish color (”Is wholesale drop shipping a viable model for the small, work-at-home based business . . . . ?”, then the CSS would be:

.main-box h1, .main-box h2, .main-box h3 {color:#FFF;}

OR
.entry h1, .entry h2, .entry h3 {color:#FFF;}

For similar case, you can always view the page sources code of the text to see what CSS class is before that, so you can change them in the Custom CSS box. For example, in your case of the h3 heading for the Text Block, “Is wholesale drop shipping a viable model for the small, work-at-home based business . . . . ?”, the CSS class before that are either <div class=”main-box”> or <div class=”entry>. So, the resulting CSS code to style the Text Block: .entry h3 {color:#FFF} OR .main-box h3 {color:#FFF}

*Note: the reason I might not be able to help you is because of our 'different interpretation' of the code (e.g. you may mean one thing while I interpret as others =).

Anyway, if you can view the source code of the web page in your browser (in Firefox, it's called “Page Source” under the “View” tab), you can style ANY part of the website in the Custom CSS =P.

Here is another example for the LINK color in an entry (post/page):

When view in Page Source, the code would be something like this:

<div class="entry"> This is a text with <a hre="http://domain.com">Link Text</a>.

So, the Custom CSS for the entry's Link Text would be: .entry a:link, .entry a:visited, .entry a:hover {color:blue;}