[Edmund Dantes]

Is it possible to have two blogs (websites) on one account (username/email address)? If so, how can I do it?

And btw, how can I learn more about using wordpress? I feel the tutorials and walkthroughs only cover a small portion of it. Thanks!

[TheCaptainPower]

I believe u can have several....practice makes perfect and also html knowlege. Im a computer illiterate and learning myself.....to make money sign up for amazon associates...

[skulled]

(08-17-2013 11:43 PM)Edmund Dantes Wrote:  

Is it possible to have two blogs (websites) on one account (username/email address)? If so, how can I do it?

One account where?

The downloadable version of wordpress can be installed and run on your webhost to run multiple sites using the multi-site mode.

(08-17-2013 11:43 PM)Edmund Dantes Wrote:  

And btw, how can I learn more about using wordpress? I feel the tutorials and walkthroughs only cover a small portion of it. Thanks!

The WordPress Codex is a good source for most common and general stuff, and a search on Google should get you more than enough resources.

For complicated issues and specific help, you might have to resort to Q & A websites etc. If you have a specific question, post it here and I will try point you in the right direction.

[Edmund Dantes]

YEAH! Under that avatar, click "Manage My Blogs" then you can enter in the website. FUCKING RIGHT!!

Power, I'm finishing CSS on codeacademy as well. What is Amazon Associates? (EDIT- Nvm, googled it.)

Thanks Skulled! I'll probably be pming you sometime tonight. Inspiration kicked me in the fucking balls and I wanna type all night. No access to amphetamines so I guess Imma old school it. REDBULL AND COFFEE!!!!

[TheCaptainPower]

Just get ur friends and family to use ur amazon associates links and u make money from day one

[Edmund Dantes]

I just got a website last night and uploaded a theme: Blogolife. I love it but fuck the spacing between paragraphs is fucking annoying.
-------- THIS RIGHT HERE---------
It's too close. Does anyone know how I can change it. Idk how to contact the IRT that made it.

[JackDavey]

Take a look at the style.css file in your theme folder, which is something like yourdomain/wp-content/themes/blogolife. You can increase the margins on paragraph elements to space them further apart. If the stylesheet is huge, you can search for the string 'p {' to help you find it, or use a developer tool like firebug for Firefox, or Chrome's console.

[Edmund Dantes]

This is what I got:

p {
color: #666;
line-height: 20px;
font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 15px;
}




Looks like that ^^

I want the gap between new paragraphs (line breaks?) to be a little wider. How do I do that?

[The Great Basilisk]

Margin and padding properties determine the spacing between paragraphs. Line-height determines the spacing between lines. I'm not sure which one you are trying to fix. Line-height should be pretty close to your font-size for good readability and the space between your <p> tags probably come from some default style.

[Edmund Dantes]

Never mind! It's ".entry-content p {" I'm messing around with line-height & margin-bottom. You've been such a help. +1 for you good sir.

[JackDavey]

Glad to be of help. Sorry I didn't go into more detail. I usually do end up adjusting the margin-bottom property on paragraphs myself, as even the browser default styles are never to my liking when it comes to paragraph spacing.

This page is a decent place to start troubleshooting css in wordpress: http://codex.wordpress.org/Finding_Your_CSS_Styles. It recommends the internet explorer developer toolbar, but I strongly recommend getting comfortable with either or both of firebug and the chrome developer tools, for any serious web development endeavor. (I like firebug for troubleshooting my css, and the chrome console for hacking on javascript. Either one will do what's needed though--my chrome preference came about mostly because that browser supports the audio API).

Anyway, happy blogging.