Tagged: dynamic css, h2
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March 8, 2017 at 4:15 pm #757884
Hey there,
we’re referring to a similar problem as here, but the listed solutions didn’t work:
– https://kriesi.at/support/topic/h2-styling-not-behaving-the-same-way-on-the-same-page/
– https://kriesi.at/support/topic/special-heading-inside-color-section-styling-is-not-consistence/We see different styling not only within the same page but also for 1:1 copies for other languages. It seems that the css files which are dynamically created for the different languages aren’t consistent.
For instance – DE Version (included in childtheme_de.css):
#top #wrap_all .main_color h2 { text-transform: none; }
ES – Version (childtheme_es.css):
Not only but especially the css code mentioned before is missing which is why we believe there’s something wrong with the creation of the es version of the css file.What we tried so far:
– We updated the advanced style settings for H2 as well as for all headings and hoped that would trigger the dynamic css generation process.
– We tried to move the element to other sections
– purged all cachesWe don’t want to do this via custom / quick css and couldn’t explain this behavior at all.
Please be so kind and help!
Thanks a lot in advance!
March 10, 2017 at 5:38 am #758688Hey Chris,
First off, please update to the latest version of the theme (4.0.2): http://kriesi.at/documentation/enfold/updating-your-theme-files/
Settings in the theme options are not the same for all languages, so you would have to adjust that setting for each language. Did you try that?
Best regards,
RikardMarch 14, 2017 at 8:10 pm #760951Just my 2 cents:
I also recently stumbled upon the same issue. It actually has a very simple solution – Enfold team should add a clearly visible note, or a tool-tip at Theme Options –> General Styling: ATTENTION: If your site is multilingual, each language gets assigned different style settings. If you however want same styling for all, or for several languages, you can export/import style settings from one language over to others. Also – note that any present page-id selectors will have to be updated with page-id’s of the different languages. Therefore, for multilingual sites, it’s better to use other custom css id’s than page-id’s.
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