Hi Cristian,
Actually, that’s an HTML snippet you have above–inserting it into the custom CSS file won’t work.
What version of WP are you running?
Can you show me where these things were removed from? Those sound like controls not icons and I’m wondering if there’s a problem we missed in testing. A screenshot would help. Use http://imageshack.us if you need to.
WordPress 4.0
AWPCP 3.3
Screenshot:
Have you tried a conflict test? Here is an article about how to test for theme and plugin conflicts with AWPCP, which may help pinpoint the issue: http://awpcp.com/forum/faq/how-to-test-for-plugintheme-conflicts/
Report back after running that.
I do the tests and inform the community.
Thanks.
I think I have found the problem. I do not know how to fix it.
Theme: twentyfourteen 1.2 + Theme Twentyfourteen child.
Theme child has only 1 file: style.css
I have an error in style.css?
Is important to insert another file?
I can write here the content of my style.css?
post scriptum
I have another site all the same.
Theme Twentyfourteen no child theme
Everything works fine.
If the problem is in the theme’s css, you can override it with custom CSS for AWPCP. Here is an article about how to use custom CSS with AWPCP in a way that doesn’t get overwritten on upgrade of AWPCP: http://awpcp.com/forum/faq/how-to-use-custom-styles-with-awpcp/
Or you can edit the theme CSS (which is probably the harder of the two choices here)
Some time ago I read your post
(http://awpcp.com/forum/faq/how-to-use-custom-stili-ritirata awpcp /).
I Create a file called awpcp_custom_stylesheet.css under wp-content/plugins on my site.
I am not able with css.I do not remember where I copied css.I wanted to change.I forgot this file.
Today I deleted awpcp_custom_stylesheet.css and I solved the problem.
Thank you so much you are very good.
Glad you got it worked out!
