Wrong css style inside woocommerce checkout page

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  • Davood Denavi

    (@binarywc)

    10 years ago

    Unfortunately, this may not be such an easy fix because WooCommerce forces much of their styling by including a style sheet in the plugin for themes that are not WooCommerce ready. I have spent over a hundred hours fixing these kinds of problems for clients. If you are using a theme that is WooCommerce ready try to delete the style.css from the WooCommerce plugin directory and see if that fixes the problem. If that does not fix it or if you are not using a WooCommerce ready theme then you may need to post a job over at jobs.wordpress.net to get someone to fix it for you and explain how you can fix it yourself in the future should the CSS they provide break on an update to your theme or WooCommerce.

    Thread Starter brankokf

    (@brankokf)

    10 years ago

    Thanks for your reply but i don’t see any “style.css” inside the woocommerce directory.
    Maybe you mean “woocommerce.css” instead?

    Davood Denavi

    (@binarywc)

    10 years ago

    Yes. My bad! I did mean woocommerce.css. had a hiccup when I was typing that message.

    Thread Starter brankokf

    (@brankokf)

    9 years, 12 months ago

    No effects. Thanks for your reply anyway!

    Thread Starter brankokf

    (@brankokf)

    9 years, 12 months ago

    Just found a workaround with “!important” on certain classes and by using some black magic. It’s ok for now 🙂

    Davood Denavi

    (@binarywc)

    9 years, 11 months ago

    Yes! The

    !important

    tag helps to fix it too. That slipped my mind! Be aware that with Woocommerce that does not always work and sometimes you may have to edit the woocommerce.css file directly to get it to look/feel how you want.

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