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  • #239336

    I am trying to get the custom.css to work in my child theme, but nothing seems to work (Enfold 2.6.1). I can test “H1 {display: none;}” on the parent theme’s custom.css, and the headlines disappear on my smartphone. But in my child theme, whether I leave the custom.css file at the top level or in a folder labeled “CSS” (as is done on in the parent), it does not work and the H1 remains visible. (So my child custom.css isn’t communicating at all with the smartphone.)

    I have looked through the documentation and nothing is clear to me regarding my doing something wrong.

    Can you please help me get my child custom.css to work?

    Thank you,

    Keith

    #239346

    Hey keithcrest!

    You can add your custom CSS in Style.css file of your child theme

    Cheers!
    Yigit

    #239360

    Hey, that does work! That is REALLY confusing, since there is a separate “custom.css” file that I thought was needed to target screen sizes (vs. the “styles.css” file). Some themes work that way…separate css files…and I thought that was how this worked, too. Anyway…thank you for the clarification :-)

    #239362

    Hey!

    You are welcome Keith, glad we could help :) I think i can mark your other thread ( https://kriesi.at/support/topic/enfold-upgrade-custom-css-help-request/ ) as resolved as well?

    Cheers!
    Yigit

    #458639

    Seriously – Why is there a custom.css when we really need to use style.css?

    #458641

    And something is wrong with the forum – I have to send all comments twice. I get a blank screen every time I send a comment.

    #459000

    Hey!

    You should use custom.css file ( Quick CSS field inside Enfold theme options > General Styling tab ) for your CSS codes if you are not using a child theme. If you are, you can use Style.css file.
    We are aware of the forum issue and our devs are looking into it.

    Regards,
    Yigit

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