Child Style CSS

  • ambrix

    (@ambrix)


    7 years, 1 month ago

    Hello, I would to modify the body color of my actual theme (child theme was installed with a plugin). I have installed a child theme and now I would edit the style.css of this theme. I have tried to write into style.css but this not works. Instead, if I modify the style.css (in CSS Folder), it works fine.

    This is the content of style.css in child theme:
    /*
    Theme Name: ##### – WordPress Child
    Theme URI: http://www.########.com
    Template: #####
    Author: ########.com
    Author URI: http://www.########.com
    Description: ##### is a fully customizable premium WordPress multipurpose theme for your corporate blog or website. The theme is powered by Warp Framework and is fully localized/internationalized, has been tested in all major browsers so you can be sure your users will see your website correctly and fully supports RTL websites.
    Version: 2.6.1.1544549429
    Updated: 2018-12-11 17:30:29
    */

    I have tried to add simply the next code:

    body{
    color: #3d3d3d;
    }

    How I can do it using the child theme? Thanks. (ambrix.net)

    • This topic was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by ambrix.

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  • Amit

    (@amitmhr)

    7 years, 1 month ago

    Hi @ambrix,
    Please specify, do you want to change the color of text or you want to change the color of background.

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by Amit.
    Joy

    (@joyously)

    7 years, 1 month ago

    Since the style.css file is loaded first, you might have better luck adding your style to the Customizer > Additional CSS option, which is loaded last.
    But the rule to use will depend on how your theme styles the rest of the elements. (There might not be any of the body element visible, for instance.)
    color is for text color, background-color is for, uh, background color.
    Text properties are mostly inherited, unless overridden, but most other properties are not.

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