Can you see your changes in the web inspector? If the updated stylesheet is loaded bu the rules aren’t working your new styles are probably just not specific enough to overwrite existing styles. Please read about Specificity in CSS.
Thanks Jacob.
I have checked my website on chrome. style.csss is loading, but somehow it is not reflecting.
One thing I want to mention is that I can still see some css changes done on front page, but other changes like text font, section styles are not working.
As per link shared by you !important need to be used at the document level, but most of my changes are site wide (like header , font etc).
Andrew Nevins
(@anevins)
WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support
You should avoid using !important. If you need to use that then you indeed have a CSS specificity problem that can be resolved using more specific selectors. Considering you’re overriding a style with the exact same selectors (used in the original style), try simply prepending the “html ” selector and see if that works, i.e.:
html .something .else {
...
}
what customisation exactly have you made in style.css?
have you tried to make the same customisation vie the ‘Appearance – Additional CSS’ of the dashboard?
have you asked in your theme’s forum at https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/theme/education-base?
