lisa
(@contentiskey)
please share link to your website
are you using a child theme?
are you using a CSS editor plugin?
http://mnforens.queticotopomaps.com/mnforens/
Sorry about forgetting the link. Thanks for your help.
I am not using a child theme. I’m editing with the File Manager Code Editor.
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This reply was modified 8 years, 6 months ago by
Rick Cheney.
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This reply was modified 8 years, 6 months ago by
Rick Cheney.
lisa
(@contentiskey)
File Manager Code Editor> sounds like you are editing the parent (original) theme.
The changes will be overwritten with the next theme update.
I would recommend any CSS changes are done using a CSS editor plugin.
Here is one option:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-css/
to change the color to red, try to do it with this CSS element. (do not edit the parent theme CSS file)
.logo-menu {
background-color: #fb7d78;
}
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This reply was modified 8 years, 6 months ago by
lisa.
Thanks Lisa, I will setup a child theme and use a CSS editor plugin. What file do I edit to find this “index”? Is that a .css file? Or, a .php file?
lisa
(@contentiskey)
do not edit “index” to change colors (design).
if you are using a child theme, you will be setting up a CSS file for your changes.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
some changes also can be controlled in the customizer area of WordPress dashboard—-but not all
The customizer area of the WordPress dashboard does not have any place to change the header background color. I setup a child theme and made the changes in the child them and also in the main theme and I added !important to the changes but all changes get overwritten by the “index”
You can also post to support for the theme, https://wordpress.org/support/theme/train
lisa
(@contentiskey)
for CSS changes, too much can work against your efforts.
make the change in CSS file of a properly working child theme.
it may not show instantly if the cache is slow (happens to me sometimes)