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Also, I noticed that the custom hover color set in the element’s styling doesn’t show either. Is this due to the new CSS I added above that sets the opacity to 0?
I may have solved the issue. I decided this was a good time to install a child theme on this blog. By doing so and copying the code into the child theme functions.php, the issue has been resolved.
Yes, I have a fontello icon set with the new icons for new definitions. And, yes, I placed it in the right spot in the functions.php. Because this blog doesn’t have a child theme, I used this article: Social Share Buttons. It says to put the code right after this line:
if(isset($avia_config[‘use_child_theme_functions_only’])) return;
Yes, I have cleared all caches and refreshed Enfolds Performance Settings.
Nevermind, I solved it. For those also looking for a solution, set everything as above, Except, the custom css should be:
/* glossy header black bg */ .header_bg { background: rgba(0,0,0,1); !important; } #top .av_header_glassy.av_header_transparency .header_bg { background-color: #000; opacity: 0.5; filter: alpha(opacity=50); }Nevermind. Feel free to close this Q.
For those searching this problem, one must use choose “Post Type: Link” in the Status & Visibility options pane and then add a text block to the Advanced Layout like normal. In the text block you must enter link text and after selecting it, click the create a link in the editor options to actually create a link. Save it and you’re done. Not intuitive, I know, but it works.
Either button… they’re both styled completely differently in the Advanced Styling than what appears on the actual site. Neither color set, outline or solid, match the colors set in the advanced styling pane.
Hi Elliot,
Hmm… I am trying to use it with the Portfolio Grid but need to have the title and excerpt ‘lazy load’ as well.
Thanks though.
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Hi Yigit,
I think I have nailed down what the issue is and why the custom.css was not working. I am building off of a child theme for Enfold and had a custom.css folder’d exactly like the parent. It looks like it is not getting picked up by WP or the parent theme.
Moving the customizations to a special custom.css in the child theme and adding a hard css link under the wphead() function in the parent’s header.php has forced the overrides.
It’s not as clean as I would like, but it works.
Also, I wanted to thank you for all your help. You guys have been really great. :)
I added it to the Quick CSS instead and it worked. It seems everything is being ignored in the custom.css file.
Thanks Yigit. I don’t mind adding a few things into the Quick CSS, but I would rather they be housed in the custom.css. Why do certain styles, like this one, fail in the custom.css file? It looks like it is the last stylesheet that affects these elements to load.
Am I missing something in the configuration of the framework that does not allow the custom.css to override them?
