[Steven Zahm]

@ Brandon

Add the following CSS to the bottom of your theme’s style.css file:

span [class^=cn_category] {
    margin: 0 4px 10px 0;
    display: inline-block
}
.cn_category_label {
    font-weight: bold;
}

That should do it.

[Brandon Hull]

Hmm…I added that code but it’s still not bold. I’ll play with it a bit more later tonight when I’m back at the computer. Thanks Stephen!

[IT Department]

Is it possible to make this change in a child version of cMap or do I have to make this change with every update of the template?

[Steven Zahm]

@ roy

Yes, anytime you update the the templates you’ll have to redo your custom changes.

Not sure when it’ll actually land, but I do have it on the drawing board to vastly improve the template API to support the overriding of the core template files. While this will provide the ability have update safe custom changes the downside will still be any new features implemented in the template could break the custom override or new features not being exposed because the file being overridden contains the code that implements/exposes the new feature. Of course I’m taking steps to mitigate that as much as possible but I’ll never be able to completely eliminate the possibility of the need for custom changes having to be redone after a template update.

Hope that makes sense!

[Ruth Sheahan]

Steve, is this where I should be going? I get a 404. http://alsipchamber.org/alsip/wp-content/plugins/cmap/card.php?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ruth

What are you attempting to do? If you try to access the file with a browser, you would get a 404. You need to login using a FTP application such as FileZilla to access that file or use the Plugin Editor in the WordPress admin.

[Ruth Sheahan]

I tried to use the editor, but I couldn’t find the files referred to here?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Ruth

What are you attempting to do? Add the categories? To which template?

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