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[wendygordon]

I have changed the padding on a parent page using this css:

.page-id-35 #content .content-pad {
padding-top: 0px!important;
}

I would like all of the child pages of ONLY this page to have the same padding.

what is the correct Css to do that?

thanks as always.
Wendy

[catrina]

Child pages have their own page ID numbers, so you'll need to use them in the same CSS code. (Just copy the CSS code and replace the page ID numbers in the selectors)

[wendygordon]

Hey Catrina -i was hoping not to have to name each child. There is no way I could say "all childs of page-35?"

[catrina]

A developer just informed that there is a way to target child pages. If you look here at the body tag:

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You can use page-child parent-pageid-2 to target your child pages.

[wendygordon]

yes. thanks. I did see that, but at first I couldnt figure out what i needed

can you please confirm that this is correct and will work for all the child pages of page 35?


.parent-pageid-35 #content .content-pad {
padding-top: 0!important;

thanks so much.
Wendy

[Simon_P]

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Dont forget the closing brace, should work tho

[wendygordon]

thanks. yes. i was just copying and pasting badly! thanks so much pross!

[James B]

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