Change padding around board description

[Relic]

Hey I'm looking for pretty much exactly what the title says... How would I change the padding around the board descriptions? Like... adding and subtracting margins and stuff. 

To be honest I'm pretty much just looking for the ID for editing in the CSS Style Sheet. Would I use $board.description? Or #board.description? Or.... am I completely off track haha.

xD Thanks! 

[Stinky666]

Apr 21, 2013 16:46:26 GMT -8 Relic said:

Hey I'm looking for pretty much exactly what the title says... How would I change the padding around the board descriptions? Like... adding and subtracting margins and stuff. 

To be honest I'm pretty much just looking for the ID for editing in the CSS Style Sheet. Would I use $board.description? Or #board.description? Or.... am I completely off track haha.

xD Thanks! 

Should just be .description
But it'd show as something like .board .description

Be very careful when editing the description though, because that description has the same class/id as the description located in the profile. You know, the bits that say, for example "here you can edit your username".
So be very very careful. I made this mistake before haha.

[Relic]

Okay, so that didn't do anything apparently haha.

infinite.boards.net/

I'm trying to remove the padding/margin on the left side of the image (which is the board's description).

[Relic]

*Bump*

[Relic]

*Bump*

[Relic]

Nevermind! While waiting, I decided to change the layout, so I no longer need to know this.

However, if someone could tell me how I could blockquote all the board descriptions... or add padding... however you would do that. Please let me know! <3

[Relic]

Bump?

[Stinky666]

Apr 25, 2013 12:01:41 GMT -8 Relic said:

Nevermind! While waiting, I decided to change the layout, so I no longer need to know this.

However, if someone could tell me how I could blockquote all the board descriptions... or add padding... however you would do that. Please let me know! <3

On line 143 in your style sheet you should see:

.description { color: @description_color; font: @description_font; }

change it to:

.description { color: @description_color; font: @description_font; margin-left: 10px; padding: 5px; }

Adding the red bits above

Edit:
Just to say, if it isn't on that line, use ctrl+f and search for .description, it will find it easily

[Relic]

Aha! So it's the same exact thing I was going to do anyway. *headdesk*

Thank you so much!