archithrones
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thank you
@archithrones, thank you for replying. I believe it’s not related to theme because I found this plugin embeds a <style> tag in the html page itself, so it will take precedence over other imported css files.
you can see it herelooks like my only solution is to make my css selectors very very specific to override them.
Thank you again
@ultimatemembersupport, any suggestions?
thank you@ultimatemembersupport I’m using a child theme I created from the u-design theme (http://dreamthemedesign.com/themes/u-design/)
@ultimatemembersupport thank your for the response.
For example, when I try to change the color of this “cyan search button” in my website, my css gets overridden.
Inspect element shows this:(index):847
.um-4944.um input[type=submit].um-button, .um-4944.um input[type=submit].um-button:focus, .um-4944.um a.um-button, .um-4944.um a.um-button.um-disabled:hover, .um-4944.um a.um-button.um-disabled:focus, .um-4944.um a.um-button.um-disabled:active { background: rgb(0, 255, 255); }style.css?ver=1490640015:191
.um-4944.um input[type=submit].um-button, .um-4944.um input[type=submit].um-button:focus, .um-4944.um a.um-button, .um-4944.um a.um-button.um-disabled:hover, .um-4944.um a.um-button.um-disabled:focus, .um-4944.um a.um-button.um-disabled:active { background: rgb(255, 0, 0); }my style.css gets overridden by (index) css; except if I use !important in my css, it works.
But I need to override it the right way, not using !important.