flawlessgr
Friend
Hello,
I have a rather simple question. I want to modify the css style settings for:
.column ul li
and change the following:
1. remove the 20px offset for the list bullet
2. reduce the text padding-left from 30 to 20px
With the browser’s “Inspect element” I can see that I have to modify file t3-assets/css_126f7.css?v=5
From what I can understand, this is a file I shouldn’t modify with an editor.
What else can I do?
Thank you in advance
Kostas
pavit
Moderator
Hi
You should disable the css optimization feature from your template manager so you can check the correct file to modify and not the temp file stored in T3 asset folder
If you still having problems to make these changes on your own post a link to the page so we can assist you with the modification
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flawlessgr
Friend
<em>@pavit 393290 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi
You should disable the css optimization feature from your template manager so you can check the correct file to modify and not the temp file stored in T3 asset folder
If you still having problems to make these changes on your own post a link to the page so we can assist you with the modification</blockquote>
Thank you for the help. I found the correct file and made the change. Should I enable css optimization again?
Thanks a lot
pavit
Moderator
<blockquote>Should I enable css optimization again?</blockquote>
CSS optimization optimize your website performance, so after you made all your changes on files enabling it reduce time for browsers to load your css files reducing the time for requests and then increase the speed of your page.
So the answer to your question is yes enable it again
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