/******************************************** AUTHOR: Erwin Aligam WEBSITE: http://www.styleshout.com/ TEMPLATE NAME: HigherGround TEMPLATE CODE: S-0014 VERSION: 1.1 LAST MODIFIED: January-12-2008 *******************************************/ /******************************************** HTML ELEMENTS ********************************************/ /* Note for Astrid: A class can be used several times, while an ID can only be used once, So you should use classes for items that you know you're going to use a lot. (e.g. like this style sheet has done with tr.row-a ) You should use ID for things you only use once in a page. (e.g. like what this style sheets has done for items in Layout: #top-bg, #main) CSS id looks like this in the style sheet: p#exampleID1 { background-color: white; } Notice the "#". and like this in the HTML:

This paragraph ID

CSS class looks like this: p.exampleID3 { background-color: #013370; color: white;} Notice the "." and

These paragraphs all look the same

So for styling you want to apply only to your workshop or cart. Just create a style for the tag you want to modify and give it a class name. Example in action: here i created a unique ul style for the output of the php in booking/index.php I don't suggest we leave it this way, the text align should be left but this makes it easy for you to see. In the html part of function.php I used