Changing the look of the blog in the renew stack through comprehensive CSS for all aspects

Hi, a total lay person here, hoping for a quick fix to an old site that uses the X theme that has an inconsistent look in the blog that doesn’t match the rest of the site. (X is still one of my favorite themes out there). As I understand it, the blog in the renew stack is generic and difficult to customise through the interface. Is there a simple yet detailed CSS entry instead that can color, change, hide the fonts / backgrounds / outlines / icons of all detail? I can find many different posts that ‘fix’ different aspects of the default look via CSS but nothing that’s comprehensive and addresses all the detail in one place. Excuse my ignorance and lack of investigative powers if a post or link(s) exist in your support library please point me to them and I’ll pick up the hunt or if possible please share some of your cool CSS tricks to try and address what I’m hoping to do illustrated in the attached screen grabs. (As you’ll see I’ve solved making the BG transparent in a post through CSS, it’s just everything else that’s eluding me). Thank you.

Hi @davidrob,

Thank you for writing in, unfortunately, we can not provide you that kind of customization because that will make your blog page convoluted and hard to maintain over time.

This might not be the solution that you’re looking for, but this is the best solution I see for you, upgrade to PRO. With PRO you can customize the Layout of your Blog page and even the Posts layout, Category pages and more, not only that with PRO you also get the Footer Builder, and Header Builder (Although I see you’re already using the cool plugin “taptap” for your menu).

If you’re already familiar with the Cornerstone page builder, then you can easily adapt to the Layout builder.

Watch this tutorial to see how Layout Builder works.

Converting from X to Pro

Cheers,

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