• Resolved Yak Chum

    (@yak-chum)


    }
    .alfie-container {
      color: #A1FF00!important;
      font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;
      list-style: none;

    This is my code in style.css has alfie-container changed|?

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  • Sam

    (@soumendra)

    Hello,

    Do not edit your code directly in the CSS file, because if you do so then these changes you have made may override with the default one when you update your theme in future.

    So to be safe and not to make the changes again and again, it is recommended that instead of adding the customized CSS in the style.css, add that in the Custom CSS area or use a child Theme:

    [ Moderator note: link redacted, please do not send people to your site that way. ]

    Hope that helps you, feel free to ask if there is any other problem.

    Thank you.

    • This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by Jan Dembowski.
    Thread Starter Yak Chum

    (@yak-chum)

    Hi sam this is within the child theme style.css.

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter Yak Chum

    (@yak-chum)

    It appears to have moved to here

    element.style {
    #top, legend, #sidebar, div[id^="doc"], #hd, h1, div[id="yui-main"], .entry ol ol, .entry ul {
      color: #00FF17;
      background-color: #070707;
    }

    .alfie-container is now element.style i think…

    Thread Starter Yak Chum

    (@yak-chum)

    #yui-main is main text color.. solved

    Sam

    (@soumendra)

    Thank you for the update.

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