Front-end and back-end button colors are different!

  • HELP! PLEASE

    In the back end editor, all my button customizations look and work fine.

    BUT when I go to the front end, they are overwritten with another set of colors all together!! everything was working fine (back&front) with this plugin, until just a bit ago.

    This is what I see when inspecting.

    [class*=’wp-block-gutentor-‘] .gutentor-button,?[class*=’wp-block-gutentor-‘] .gutentor-post-button,?[class*=’wp-block-gutentor-‘] .gutentor-block-button?{ background: rgba(0,144,161,1); }

    Is there anyway to get the buttons to apply the colors I chose, and somehow in css make that background revert to default?.. I tried transparency, overwriting with !important.. but all that did was make them dissapear.

    I WAS.. just about done with the website..and now this.

    If I have to recreate EVERYTHING, I might lose it.

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  • <style type=”text/css” id=”gutentor-used-block-8052″></style>

    We solved the problem the plugin was inserting override dynamic css within the footer of the post [style type=”text/css” id=’gutentor-used-block-8052′] block of css [/style]

    I couldn’t find out which block was associated with post 8052 within WordPress, but searching for that in the post-meta phpmyadmin lead me to some strings holding the unwanted overriding css… and i was able to delete it and get our custom css buttons back.

    Moderator Steven Stern (sterndata)

    (@sterndata)

    Volunteer Forum Moderator

    Please stop replying to your own messages with a different ID.

    Thanks Steve, there are two of us

    Thread Starter grape

    (@grape)

    Steven, is there a solution to this? It keeps happening every time we modify the “re-usable” block.

    Also, is there a way to create/overwrite the global/default styles?

    I’d like to have the “default” button style to be “this color” “this rounded corners”, etc. instead of what gets auto populated on the backend. Meaning I want a global style so my client doesn’t have to manually modify the button or button group for each instance where they want a button.

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