CSS Edit History

  • Hello All,

    I was recently editing the navigation css on my wordpress site. I was simply “spreading” the menus by increasing the padding on each side of the individual menu items. But in the process…I seemed to have lost my thin “Borders” on the left and right of each menu item. I’ve tried changing everything back to how it was previously…but to no prevail. This site is a little tricky because there is a French version and an English version. So there are several different backend css files that I was editing.

    My question: Is there a “CSS Edit History” built in to WordPress by default? Or how do I add the borders by creating new css? I’ve tried the basic:

    border: 2px Black;

    But it won’t add them. I’m really stuck and I need to have those borders back.

    Please help!

    Respectfully,

    Aaron

    • This topic was modified 4 years, 4 months ago by Jan Dembowski. Reason: Moved to Fixing WordPress, this is not an Developing with WordPress topic

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  • Hi Aaron,

    Regarding: “CSS Edit History” built in to WordPress by default? – I don’t believe this exists by default, if anything, this may be in a form of a plugin or theme design. But a popular way to track and maintain code is committing code via repositories (e.g. github, bitbucket).

    Regarding ‘basic css’ to re-add the borders, try adding ‘solid’ to your css provided .. for example:

    li.(appropriate class) {
    border: solid white 1px;
    }

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