$core_admin_values[‘widgetobject’][‘categoryblock’][‘1’] = array(
‘title’ => “Jobs By Category”,
‘btnview’ => “yes”,
‘image’ => “no”,
‘desc’ => “yes”,
‘iconsize’ => “yes”,
‘catcount’ => “yes”,
‘pcats’ => “”,
‘subcats’ => “3”,
‘subcatcount’ => “yes”,
‘subcatempty’ => “yes”,
‘fullw’ => “no”,
);

1. Using the page builder with the category block there doesn’t seem to be an option for a category count like their used to be on the old home page. is there a solution?

2. Also the sort by query functio doesn’t seem to work anyway, but where and how could i make these go in alphabetical order? Would something like this work? orderby=name&order=desc but where in the files would i look to do this.

site layout is here https://graduatelinks.co.uk

thanks justin

I found “bg-primary” who changed both.

Sorry I was thinking you were a little more comfortable/aware with styling.

If it’s only a couple elements you need to change, then provide an URL and let me know what you’re trying to change on that page and I should be able to provide more details on how you can target those elements.

Otherwise…
You would need to add the new class name, or the one you want to overwrite, to your custom stylesheet (in your child theme folder) or possibly add it under “Theme Setup > General Setup > Custom CSS/Javascript > Custom CSS”.

Note: If this sounds overwhelming or you’re not sure what I’m referring to then I’d recommend finding someone that could help more hands on.with that. Would be easier/quicker to help.

If it helps: Here’s a relatively simple CSS tutorial that may help explain how CSS works and other aspects.:
https://www.w3schools.com/Css/

And how can i create a new class for changing seperat colors?
I don´t want for example chance a background and a price bobble…

Just add the styling you need to your custom child theme stylesheet to override the styles you need.