Hi, It seems however I try to edit the blog post body line-height, font, font size, etc. it's getting overridden by something. I've looked at using the Typography settings for the theme and the color and line height doesn't seem show. I've obviously inserted CSS in the child theme style.css and that doesn't work...I've tried using !important on the child theme and that doesn't take.
Yes, I use the W3 Total Cache plugin and have minify enabled. Is there something I need to change there? I had tried emptying my cache from the plugin but didn\'t notice a change.
With the current theme version and child theme version you are using you should be able to use custom css in the child theme file and have it working.
Did you try to disable the minifying settings and clear the cache?
If you still want to use the minify css option then you should have it exclude your child theme css file, so they are loaded after the main css and can overwrite the minified css file
Do not hesitate to contact us if you have other questions.
Hi, It seems however I try to edit the blog post body line-height, font, font size, etc. it's getting overridden by something. I've looked at using the Typography settings for the theme and the color and line height doesn't seem show. I've obviously inserted CSS in the child theme style.css and that doesn't work...I've tried using !important on the child theme and that doesn't take.
Here's my test webpage (http://limitlessfx.co/dr-test-microbiome-longevity/) and here my CSS for the child style.css:
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body {
font-family: Bitter !important;
font-size: 20px !important;
line-height: 30px !important;
color: #444 !important;
overflow-x:hidden !important;
font-weight:300 !important;
background-color:#ffffff !important;
}
What am I missing here? Thanks.
Hello Alex,
I see you are using a minifying plugin, this maybe the source of the problem.
Also what is the theme and child theme version you are currently using?
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Yes, I use the W3 Total Cache plugin and have minify enabled. Is there something I need to change there? I had tried emptying my cache from the plugin but didn\'t notice a change.
Fox Theme: Version: 1.44
Fox - Child: Version: 1.30
Hello Alex,
With the current theme version and child theme version you are using you should be able to use custom css in the child theme file and have it working.
Did you try to disable the minifying settings and clear the cache?
If you still want to use the minify css option then you should have it exclude your child theme css file, so they are loaded after the main css and can overwrite the minified css file
Do not hesitate to contact us if you have other questions.
Regards
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