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OK. So for everyday use, the colour scheme is not required? I should be able to get all the colour changes I’d want in the colour customiser? If I’ve imported colours – shouldn’t they still be the final colours used?
It’s doing what I need now – I’m just not quite understanding the logic / your intent with the two locations for colour.

Thanks!

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Hehe ok that’s better – no, I was changing them under Screen Options > Colour Scheme Options.
Why are colour settings in two places? How do they interact? Are they both changing some of the same elements?

ThanksAdam

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Hi David, I have no idea what that is you’ve sent above – it seems to be completely unrelated? I am changing the colours in the Neighborhood theme interface, as per the screengrab I posted in the original ticket mentioned above. Also here: http://www.swiftideas.com/forums/topic/inline-css/#post-288727

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Hi guys, the inline styles, that you mentioned above are meant to change when you edit the ‘Colour Scheme Options’ via the admin interface, don’t appear to be changing. Any ideas why?

when I change them they show the correct colours I’m expecting to see in the Admin interface (and the correct colours show in the admin whenever I look there), but on the site itself, it’s still showing the default green-ish colours. The rest of the page is updating without any issue when I make changes – just not the colouring that is inline – and being inline, with !important already on it – I can’t overwrite it with css.

This is an example of the green colour remaining in the inline style…

span.highlighted, span.dropcap4, .loved-item:hover .loved-count, .flickr-widget li, .portfolio-grid li, .wpcf7 input.wpcf7-submit[type="submit"], .woocommerce-page nav.woocommerce-pagination ul li span.current, .woocommerce nav.woocommerce-pagination ul li span.current, figcaption .product-added, .woocommerce .wc-new-badge, .yith-wcwl-wishlistexistsbrowse a, .yith-wcwl-wishlistaddedbrowse a, .woocommerce .widget_layered_nav ul li.chosen > *, .woocommerce .widget_layered_nav_filters ul li a {
    background-color: #1bbeb4!important;
    color: #ffffff;
}

In this case it appears to be this value… .wpcf7 input.wpcf7-submit[type=”submit”] … for the Submit/Send button.

I’ve attached images of the settings and the issue.
Be greatful for your thoughts on what is going wrong.

Thanks.

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Hey thanks for taking a look at it Rui!
I wasn’t too worried about the sample images,etc … but things like the missing pages, title fonts, background image where the product name is displayed, cart, favourites, etc all seem to be missing (see image)

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Hi guys, firstly – this theme looks awesome 🙂 Now onto the problem hehe – I’m really struggling to get the demo data in. I want to get the site setup exactly as you have it in the demo as my starting point.
I have set it up (WordPress, WooCommerce and added the Neighbourgood template, with all the extras) five times now, from scratch … because each time I do the data import it fails part way through. I have checked with the web host and they advised they have increased the memory settings to those specified in your doc.
I have tried the full file, the .gz solution, the part file, and importing the smaller 6 files one at a time. Some of the data goes in, but a lot is missing – and the site definitely doesn’t look like the demo – You can see it here…. fitzrovia.co or http://fitzrovia.co/shop/
It’s frustrating. Any help would be really appreciated 🙂

Thanks
Adam