It seems like it’s an inconsistent issue with child themes, perhaps due to the method you used to create the child theme? I’m not sure, but at least one other user had the same issue.
He solved the problem by adding the following to additional CSS, substituting the code for your color of choice for the “ffffff”:
.site-header {
background-color: #ffffff !important;
}
thank you very much. It works. I ‘ve created a child theme with childfyme plugin.
Maybe that is the problem. Was doing it with that plugin every time before and never had a problem (first time using it on woocommerce).
I am having the same problem with button colors. Any suggestion?
I am having the same problem with button colors. Any suggestion?
The only things that I can think of include:
- The child theme is failing to load the custom CSS styles; or
- The CSS styles is not specific enough and is overridden by that of the parent theme; or
- The classnames have changed at the CSS is no longer targeting elements that exist
Unfortunately, it’s not something that we can troubleshoot without having a link to look at. Also, we’d need a bit more detail on which buttons you’re referring to specifically 🙂
Hi guys: these are buttons and how they should be. http://prntscr.com/jjbmvr This color is set as you can see but after publishing, the wrong color is there.
This is the URL: https://seoadult.net/shop/
thanks
OK,just ingore the previous post. Solution is simple. Childfy me plugin seems to be a problem, I ve created child with another plugin and everything seems fine.
plugin name is : Child Theme Configurator
Brilliant, thanks for the feedback. Let us know if there’s anything else you need help with 🙂
