Under CSS, Content I used
body {
background-color: #FFFFB3;
And Under CSS, Layout I used
#banner {
position: "width=device-width";
background-color: #FFFFB3;
I’m not sure if “code” makes the CSS appear the way yours does when you post it
When you go to Appearance → Montezuma Options → CSS Files, which CSS file are you putting your CSS into? I scanned your CSS file and I don’t see any reference to #FFFFB3. As I mentioned in another thread, try going to Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS and add your CSS there. It’s the new custom CSS option that WordPress has added to its core.
Good Morning Crouching Bruin,
I’ll go try that.
I was just reading about Dragons and Tigers and their meanings in the i ching. The i ching is my book of wisdom of choice… It’s been remarkable in my life. 🙂
Karen
That’s pretty nifty!
Also, it gives advice if you’ve written the code wrong. It told me I didn’t have ending “curly brackets”… so even putting the CSS there, it wasn’t showing up. When I added the ending curly brackets it showed. That likely was the problem that kept the changes from working in old fashioned Montezuma …
Thank you so much. 🙂
Karen
You’re very welcome, glad that worked. And I see that the background is a much brighter yellow, now.
Happiness!
Thank you, thank You, Thank YOU 🙂
Do you think the New CSS Option added by WordPress to its core is why my menu font stayed the same despite the fact I made the changes you suggested?
I made the changes within the existing code, so it’s not like a missed a curly bracket…
#menu1-smooth a {
font-family: 'Yanone Kaffeesatz', sans-serif;
font-size: 18px;
font-weight: 400;
color: #000;
padding: 2px 5px 10px 5px;
line-height: 20px;
I don’t see the change to the font-size or font-weight in that existing rule. You are clicking the “Save Changes” button down at the very bottom after you’ve made your changes? I just tried changing the font-weight on the same rule on my test site and it saved OK.
Hi,
Yes, I clicked Save Changes.
I thought the reason I couldn’t see the changes was the caches… But, now I wonder if the Core Changes made by WordPress are keeping my changes from taking effect.
Wow, it worked on your site? Sigh. Bother… !!!
I’m happy it worked for you, but then I’m so much more confused as to why it’s not working for me…
I wonder if testing is not affected by the Core changes… ???
Do you have anything you could try on your actual website that wouldn’t be disruptive, to see if the core thing keeps changes from happening on the real site, while allowing them on the test site???
