Assuming that you really get :

<div class="widget_core_free_html baseline">

and not :

<div class="widget_core_free_html "baseline"">

then you can just target class baseline

¥

hi ¥,

if I don't use quote signs you're right, it looks like this:

<div class="widget_core_free_html baseline">

I tried different ways to tell the programm which class I want to use, none works.

I'd like to use the same design as the footer uses, the footer uses the id="pageFooter" and class="baseline".

I couldn't follow you, how can I target a class like "widget_core_free_html baseline"?
The class "baseline" already exists in b2evo, thats why I want to use it. Is there no way to get rid of "widget_core_free_html"?

Thanks for your help! I'm trieing to solve this for hours now...

classnames are different to id's, a space between them assigns multiple classes. So this :

<div class="foo bar">whatever</div>

Can be styled with :

.foo{
color:#f00;
}

.bar{
text-decoration:underline;
}

;)

¥

¥åßßå wrote:

classnames are different to id's, a space between them assigns multiple classes.

cool, I didn't know that.

somehow still it doesn't look like the other links in the footer, but there has to be some other reason now, I'll find out.

Thanks a lot!
:p