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CSS Classes used by WhyPark Templates

I like to make custom templates for my WhyPark sites so they stand out just a little more than the standard stock template (for example: this site). One thing I've found that makes this process much easier is to know which classes WhyPark assigns to certain elements. This makes the CSS process of using selectors much easier. Here is list of the classes I am aware

domainapps_navigation
privfooter
related
taghead
wptags

wp_search_bottom

- This is the wrapper class for the search box.

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