Not sure why, but for some reason my custom.css is not loaded into the head section any more. If I check my site using firebug all my changes do not appear. Everything appeared to be working a few days ago. Any hints?
TomC
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What kind of changes are you trying to make?
What is the file path of the custom.css file you created?
TomC
Moderator
What kind of changes are you trying to make?
What is the file path of the custom.css file you created?
I changed several things like the colours in the footer or in the main menu. The custom.css is in /templates/uber/css/custom.css
I changed several things like the colours in the footer or in the main menu. The custom.css is in /templates/uber/css/custom.css
TomC
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<em>@baud 485818 wrote:</em><blockquote>I changed several things like the colours in the footer or in the main menu. The custom.css is in /templates/uber/css/custom.css</blockquote>
I think I see the problem . . . . You’re using a particular THEME (i.e. hebel), which it looks like you created, yes?
custom.css generally only works with core template files – not usually with particular theme CSS.
TomC
Moderator
<em>@baud 485818 wrote:</em><blockquote>I changed several things like the colours in the footer or in the main menu. The custom.css is in /templates/uber/css/custom.css</blockquote>
I think I see the problem . . . . You’re using a particular THEME (i.e. hebel), which it looks like you created, yes?
custom.css generally only works with core template files – not usually with particular theme CSS.
But that particular style is not assigned to any of the menus. So should I just get rid of it and delete it?
But that particular style is not assigned to any of the menus. So should I just get rid of it and delete it?
TomC
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<em>@baud 485822 wrote:</em><blockquote>But that particular style is not assigned to any of the menus. So should I just get rid of it and delete it?</blockquote>
I inspected your main navigation menu – as an example – and noted that the CSS currently powering (at least) that element … which means that it’s more likely than not the same theme path is powering other elements – is as follows —> /templates/uber/local/css/themes/hebel/template.css
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TomC
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<em>@baud 485822 wrote:</em><blockquote>But that particular style is not assigned to any of the menus. So should I just get rid of it and delete it?</blockquote>
I inspected your main navigation menu – as an example – and noted that the CSS currently powering (at least) that element … which means that it’s more likely than not the same theme path is powering other elements – is as follows —> /templates/uber/local/css/themes/hebel/template.css
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I deleted the unused style and the custom.css reappeared. Thanks!
I deleted the unused style and the custom.css reappeared. Thanks!
TomC
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<em>@baud 485824 wrote:</em><blockquote>I deleted the unused style and the custom.css reappeared. Thanks!</blockquote>
Glad I could be of assistance . . . All the best with your continuing site development !!! 🙂
TomC
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<em>@baud 485824 wrote:</em><blockquote>I deleted the unused style and the custom.css reappeared. Thanks!</blockquote>
Glad I could be of assistance . . . All the best with your continuing site development !!! 🙂
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