Ah, you did!
/wp-content/themes/customizr/inc/css/(color).css
Thanks! 🙂 I did figure this out eventually.
Is there a way this is avilable from the wp-admin back end? I could only find it whil going through my cpanel, but I’d prefer to have access through WP… Is that possible?
It is but not recommended. You should be using a Child Theme so that any core updates don’t overwrite any changes you’ve made.
See here
Yes, I understand this. I am using a child theme, but I wanted to be able to access the original style sheet through WP purely for convenience while making changes so that I can reference the current state of the CSS. I won’t be editing it, just using it to know what is currently being used. 🙂
Do you know where I can find it for this purpose?
I don’t think you can get at it. Czr uses object-oriented code and falls outside the usual structures
Well that seems somewhat convoluted. I guess I’ll just open it in textpad or something and save it to my desktop.
Well thanks for your help! 🙂
A lot of the code in the CSS is auto-generated by bootstrap and there are a lot of media queries in there, so it can get very confusing very quickly. It’s generally easier to use Firebug or Chrome/Safari developer tools to look at what is actually getting computed and use it in conjunction with the < color >.css file, rather than relying on the css file alone.
You might find some plugin conflicts. You seem to be using NextGen and Jetpack and Customizr’s lightbox feature for your galleries. They will all be trying to do something to your images at the same time.
Try switching one or two of them off and see what works.
Yes, I kinda wondered if that were the case…
Hey, thanks for the headsup on the plugin. I hate Jetpack cause it’s so bulky and there’s no way to turn off individual features, but it’s the only one I could find that works the way I wanted for social sharing and comments..
Thanks!
Oops wondered where that text went…
That was supposed to be posted on another thread! Glad you found it useful though 🙂
Haha! That’s hilarious. Well, either way it was helpful. I’m using jetpack on a subdomain, so it probably wouldnt be an issue here, but it’s a good thing for me to check on with that site anyway.
