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  • Thread Starter glongkc

    (@glongkc)

    I’ve found an way to resolve this issue (better than going through blog by blog and hitting “Update” anyways) for the current sites by logging into the child sites directly, then visiting the main blog page. This seems to force it to pull the featured images. Currently I have 12 sites, but I’m building out over a hundred more, so this is not an ideal situation to have to log into every child blog directly every time I push out a new blog.

    Grant

    • This reply was modified 9 years ago by glongkc.
    • This reply was modified 9 years ago by glongkc.
    • This reply was modified 9 years ago by glongkc.
    Thread Starter glongkc

    (@glongkc)

    No, they’re being loaded, because when I open the child blog, the theme displays them in the featured image spot, but they don’t display, so it seems they’re being loaded but not published. When I click publish on the child blog, they do display. This installation is going to have hundreds of child sites with over a hundred blogs published so far on the primary child site that need to be pushed out. I’m not looking forward to having to go through every blog on every site and hit publish.

    Thanks,
    Grant

    • This reply was modified 9 years ago by glongkc.

    you need to use the !important notation after the style to make sure it takes the one out of your stylesheet, rather than the one from the other file. Try this:

    .tc-is-mobile .navbar .nav-collapse+.btn-toggle-nav .icon-bar {
    background-color:#5f6f81 !important;
    }
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