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  • The potential issue here is that the child theme’s style.css loads before responsive.css, so responsive.css overrides your custom css. If y

    Can you try putting !important after all the css values as a test?

    Ex:

    .s1-expand .s1 { width: 260px!important; }

    The “full” version theme still has a custom.css option which loads after responsive.css, so you wouldn’t need to add !important values.

    Thread Starter zunholee

    (@zunholee)

    To test it you can just pop the entire thing in the Custom CSS field in Theme Options > Styling and see.

    I don’t find the Custom CSS field in the “full version” as above. Do I have to edit the custom.css file on the server?

    Thanks!

    You can to to Appearance > Editor in the WordPress admin and open custom.css there and add your styles ??

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