Theme CSS

  • I just deleted a plugin called the Dynamic Content Gallery on my website at https://www.annistonbankruptcylawyer.com and when it deleted my site looks like it does now. Previously, it did not have all of the background images, etc. I believe what is going on, is I had originally had the setting for the child theme to use the gray.css style sheet, which I have edited, but for some reason it reverted to using another of the css style sheets. How do I see which of the custom style sheets for the child theme the site is using (there use to be a drop down menu in the Theme Settings but not anymore) and how do I change it to gray.css instead of what it is currently using which it seems is blue or brown.css for child theme Church. Please take a look at my site and any advise would be appreciated. Thanks.

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  • Moderator cubecolour

    (@numeeja)

    are you using a cache plugin? if so does the site look any better if you clear the cache and deactivate the plugin?

    Thread Starter broca777

    (@broca777)

    No, I tried that. It looks like it is using one of the css style sheets that are associated with the child theme Church (which is a child theme of the Genesis theme). There is a blue.css, brown.css, and gray.css. I have always used the gray.css and edited it accordingly over the years. For some reason it looks like it is not using this one, but the regular css stylesheet or none at all. That is what I am trying to figure out is what the css stylesheet that it is using and how to alter that to use the one that the site was using before it randomly changed this afternoon.

    Moderator cubecolour

    (@numeeja)

    Unfortunately commercial themes are not supported here, the support team at studiopress should be able to help you get the correct stylesheet selected on your site

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