Thank you Kriesi. These are a great solution. I am having trouble getting better minify to put css in the header.

I’ve put the following handles in the minify script options for placement in the header:

avia-style

avia-grid

avia-base

avia-layout

avia-scs

avia-custom

avia-media

I’ve check the database and all the handles are loading into the table correctly.

I am wonder if this has anything to do with the fact that I am using a child theme. Have you ever ran into this problem?

Side note:

I added the main css files to my child folder and called them in the theme function.

Thank you for your help!

Bethany

You are right. I don’t know what was different. Gah. Thank you for all your help!!

Thanks for helping Ismael.

I am still confused. I took another close look at the page source differences between a regular blog post and a custom post and the I see all the same divs with exception of <div class=”status”> and some of the <div class=”post-10 cases type-cases status-publish hentry category-idaho tag-air tag-land tag-water tag-wildlife post-entry post-entry-type-standard post-entry-10 post-loop-1 post-parity-odd post-entry-last single-small with-slider”>, where cases would normally be posts. On the single custom post for cases, the sidebar even gets floated to the bottom of the page. I’m not sure why the css isn’t being applied.

Actually, go this this one instead.

http://www.advocateswest.org/awnewsite/the-work/cases/

Thank Devin for your help.

I have managed to get custom posts to feed into the blog and almost look like regular blog post but is missing some of the html. The custom posts have the small meta box picture to the left but the content is flowing over into the left margin because it is missing or because the css classes for the blog are not being applied. What can I do? Thank you so much. I seriously google a ton before asking question and I feel I understand more.

Bethany