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I have a page on which I have changed the color of the subheading of the special heading element. The color appears yellow as intended in my Firefox browser. That said, the color still appears white in Opera, Chrome, Safari and Edge browsers on my desktop. The subheading also remains white on all of my mobile browsers. I have two other sites that are also doing the same thing. The sites are:
https://soundservicesdjentertainment.com – This Line should be yellow: KY DJs: Your Top Choice for Unmatched Excellence – Highly Referred, Requested, and Respected!
https://paducahkydjs.com – This Line should be yellow: Paducah, KY DJs: Your Top Choice for Unmatched Excellence – Highly Referred, Requested, and Respected!
https://murraykydjs.com – This Line should be yellow: Murray, KY DJs: Your Top Choice for Unmatched Excellence – Highly Referred, Requested, and Respected!Update: I was able to correct it on the Paducah site through using custom CSS of:
.av-special-heading.av-lq5hp1wv-70a493603ca8f0d137decbcf64b9c892 .av-subheading { font-size: 15px; color: #e5ff00; }This is not something I should have had to do to make it work across all browsers. I will await a reply before repeating the process on the other two sites.
Hi,
Did you try clearing the cache from your cache plugin? You could also try to temporarily deactivate file compression and activate the option to delete old JS and CSS files under Enfold->Performance. If that doesn’t work, then please post admin WordPress login details in private so that we can have a closer look.
Best regards,
RikardClearing all cache did not do the trick but deleting all cache and minified CSS/JS DID work. Thanks.
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