(Also; can I create an overriding custom.css?)
Create a child theme. http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
CSS files are generally cached by a browser — so try clearing the cache on your browser and then viewing the page again. Or try a different browser…
But CSS rules can be overridden by another CSS rule that has higher precedence — so you need to make sure that your changes are coded so they actually take effect. Using Firebug is the best way to do that.
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zuma
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Thank you for your initial thoughts. I have adapted many a WordPress theme, work extensively with Firebug, always test CSS alterations in more than one browser and heard about child themes – albeit in an amateur capacity.
With P2 my alterations do not show up. Strange. I feel it may have to do with the “live update” feature of P2.
Anyway, I will investigate futher and look into the option of creating a child theme.
Thanks again.
I’ve tried to setup a P2 child theme before and ran into problems – I think due to the complex nature P2 it’s not very child theme friendly.
Have you tried adding CSS tweaks to the bottom of the original style.css file?