/* File: custom.css Description: Custom styles for the Thesis Theme that you define Use: If you have enabled the custom stylesheet in the Thesis options panel, the tag will be appended with the "custom" class, like so: . You can use the "custom" class to overwrite *any* CSS declarations contained in the style.css file. For example, if you wish to change the default link color to green, you would add the following declarations to this file: .custom a, .custom a:visited { color: #090; } <--- This makes links green .custom a:hover { color: #00f; } <--- This makes links blue when you mouse over them Why this works: By using the "custom" class, you are creating more specific CSS declarations for HTML elements. CSS styling is applied through rules of specificity, and because declarations prepended with .custom are more specific, they get applied when the page is rendered! */ .custom #sidebars {background-color: #926b6c;} /*---:[ Set 1: solid background with slick borders around your "page" area ]: background - inner bar solid - outer bar ---*/ body.custom { background: #44443f; } .custom #container { margin-top: 2em; margin-bottom: 2em; padding: 0.3em; background: #926b6c; border: 0.4em solid #685e77; } /*---:[ end Set 1 ]:---*/ /*---:[ Set 3: ornate, repeating background pattern ]:---*/ body.custom { background: #926b6c url('images/pp1600.jpg') fixed no-repeat; } .custom #page { padding: 2em 1.9em; background: #c7c5b0; border: 0.1em solid #629084; border-top: 0; } /*---:[ end Set 3 ]:---*/ /* If you add more tabs to the navigation */ /* you can find out what their class is by right clicking on your page, */ /* selecting View Source Code and looking for the section under