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    Thread Starter sheclimber

    (@sheclimber)

    i’m working on a local installation. is that the problem?

    I doubt that’s the problem. Unfortunately I can’t help you much without seeing both the HTML being output and all the CSS being applied.

    Also, when you say “CSS tab”, do you mean that you’re editing from the Appearance > Editor? It’s not a problem if you are, I just want to be sure that you’re editing the right files.

    Thread Starter sheclimber

    (@sheclimber)

    yes, under appearance>customization in the constructor theme there are a bunch of tabs. i pasted that code into the css tab.

    First of all, make sure that you are editing the right theme.

    Second of all, make sure that you are pasting that underneath the styles that you are trying to override. CSS styles placed second or with more specificity take priority in what is viewed.

    Thread Starter sheclimber

    (@sheclimber)

    thanks for the right theme hint. i actually already made that mistake and am sure i’m editing the right theme now.

    the only other code under the css tab is this:
    /*
    Theme Name: YEA
    Theme URI: YEA
    Description: YEA theme built from Constructor Theme
    Version: 0.2.0
    Author: Anton Shevchuk
    Author URI: http://anton.shevchuk.name/
    */
    #footer {
    /*min-height:300px;*/
    }

    I’m assuming (with very limited knowledge/experience) that the way this theme works is to generate the css (using the css.php file). I was figuring that the code entered on the css page got brought in at some point, but I haven’t dug into the css.php file enough yet to really understand it. All I know is that any code I paste in the css tab is not having an effect.

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