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Casey using your themes how would one add his own images on Featured Product
http://www.simplethemes.com/wordpress-themes/demo/presstige
The images next to List Heading
li class=“info”
li class=“star”
li class=“idea”
li class=“search”
How would one add his own images? whats the easy- fast way.. What do you think is the biggest possible size image that would fit, and not scramble the page?
Well, these are list items so inserting an image in the editor would be difficult - Pretty sure it just wouldn’t work. They must be added via CSS. The easiest way would be to just replace the icons of the classes you don’t plan on using. The other way (to add your own) would be to edit the CSS.
Just looking at the CSS, it looks like I’ve added quite a few more than I initially thought:
li.info {
background: url(./images/icons/info.png) no-repeat left 2px;
}
li.star {
background: url(./images/icons/star.png) no-repeat left 2px;
}
li.idea {
background: url(./images/icons/lightbulb.png) no-repeat left 2px;
}
li.search {
background: url(./images/icons/search.png) no-repeat left 2px;
}
li.warn {
background: url(./images/icons/warning.png) no-repeat left 2px;
}
li.accept {
background: url(./images/icons/accept.png) no-repeat left 2px;
}
li.cd {
background: url(./images/icons/cd.png) no-repeat left 2px;
}
li.coffee {
background: url(./images/icons/coffee.png) no-repeat left 2px;
}
li.email {
background: url(./images/icons/email.png) no-repeat left 2px;
}
li.download {
background: url(./images/icons/info.png) no-repeat left 2px;
}
li.photo {
background: url(./images/icons/photo_credit.png) no-repeat left 2px;
}
li.secure {
background: url(./images/icons/protected.png) no-repeat left 2px;
}
li.author {
background: url(./images/icons/readmore.png) no-repeat left 2px;
}
li.mycomment {
background: url(./images/icons/speech_bubble_gloss.png) no-repeat left 2px;
}
li.time {
background: url(./images/icons/time.png) no-repeat left 2px;
}
Hey thanks casey, and have a great day!