Hi @wpdragon
It should get css from your current theme. In case, if it doesn’t happen you can use !important in the css to force it.
Would you please share me a link of your site, so that I can check?
Cheers
Ash
Hi @ashok – thank you for the response…I am actually working on the site locally, so its not live.
Where would I actually put !important in the CSS?
The CSS style on the “Custom Sidebar” does not seem to work on any pages…however, all the other regular sidebars on other pages work fine.
<div class=”sidebar”>
<?php /* Widget Area */ if ( !function_exists( ‘dynamic_sidebar’ ) || !dynamic_sidebar(‘Game Post Sidebar’) ) ?>
</div>
<div class=”clear”></div>
Above is the code that is on my php file..example: (single.php) & (single-custom-page.php) — depending on the name of the Sidebar I place the appropriate name – in this case I have a Custom Sidebar called ‘Game Post Sidebar’
Im not sure if that helps…but I do not know why only the Custom Sidebar is not picking up the style of the pages….however all the regular sidebars are fine.
also, i put !important; on everything related to the sidebar menu widget that I had in my Style.css — and still nothing changed….Your help is appreciated. thanks.
Hi @wpdragon
Thank you for your reply.
If you are developing it locally then please let us know which theme you are using so that i can reproduce the same issue on my test site and fix it.
Please share me the screenshot of it where it is lacking the theme style using image sharing website like http://imgur.com/
Could you please also share me the style.css file code from your theme using the website http://pastebin.com/
Kind Regards,
Hello @wpmu DEV
Thank you very much for your reply…I actually found an alternative way to include sidebars…so, I am taking a different route. The theme was actually purchased from ThemeForest.
Thanks again.
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