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I’ve been trying to add some css to enfold-child/style.css, however it’s not being updated. Using a developer tool to check the css shows that the child theme style.css is not being updated, but is overriding anything that I put in the quick css box. So even if I add the desired css to the quick box, it doesn’t get applied.
I’ve cleared the cache several times and even deleted and re-uploaded style.css but with the same results. The changes to the file are just not being read. They are there and show, even by opening the file from the link in developer, but apparently something isn’t loading the file’s contents. I’ve checked to make sure the markup is correct and can find no reason why “it’s broke.”
Hey rwwood!
We would like to take a closer look at it please create a temporary user with ‘administrator’ role and share in private content with permission to deactivate all plugins and add custom code if necessary to help you resolve this issue.
Best regards,
VinayHi!
We are working on your ticket please wait while we update the results here soon.Was there any modifications made to the theme ? We could not find Appearance > Editor to check the issue.
You are also using a slightly old version of the theme. Please update to the latest version 3.5.2
If you still have an issue it could be because of a conflict with a 3rd party plugin
To find the plugin in conflict please follow the below steps1. Goto plugins page > Deactivate all active Plugins
2. Updated WordPress and Enfold to latest version if you have not.
3. Activate one plugin at a time… refresh the page and check for the issue.
4. Make sure the plugins are all updatedBest regards,
VinayThe theme editor is on the network admin page under themes (It’s a multi-site install). I added some functions (recommended by Kriesi) for adding the site title to the header, hiding the admin bar on the front end for non-admins, and removing the dummy-data button (which only seems to remove the functionality inside the button). I also added a loop-single.php and a modified single.php so that the featured image wasn’t displayed with the full article. I’ve made no changes to the parent code.
I’ve updated enfold and deactivated all the plugins, but there is no change in behavior.
Your admin creds are still valid if you want to check the files I’ve edited.
Thanks.
I think I found the problem, which has nothing to do with Enfold, plugins, or WordPress. It turns out that my new hosting provider has a program called “SuperCacher,” which is enabled by default and caches “static” content on the server, which includes CSS. Consequently, many of the changes I made were not being reflected on the site. I turned of the feature, and now it would appear that style.css is being properly implemented.
Sorry for the time you put into trying to figure this out, but perhaps it will help someone else.
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