[Daanz]

Found it, a double {{…

Thanks for bearing with me!

Cheers,

Daan

[Daanz]

Hey, that did the trick! So there must be an error somewhere in my css?

Daan

[Daanz]

It is. I just changed the footer properties in the childtheme css and I can see the change on the website:

#footer {
padding: 60px 0 20px 0;
}

Daan

[Daanz]

Maybe hit shift+refresh, because I see them – see screen shot

Daan

[Daanz]

http://www.lofthair.nl/wp-content/themes/neighborhood-child/style.css – last lines

Daan

[Daanz]

Hi Melanie,

No it doesn’t; I removed the custom css from the options page. All my css is in my child theme, but the latest additions are not showing.

Daan

[Daanz]

Well, that’s the thing, I already have all my custom css in both places – in the style.css of my child theme, and in the General Options Custom CSS field. It kind of seems that all custom css I made before I created a child theme still works, and all css I added later doesn’t.

Can’t get my head around that; you have any ideas?

Daan

[Daanz]

Hi Kyle,

That seems to work when I put it in Firebug. But when I put it in the custom css field of the theme options, nothing happens. I noticed this before, when I tried to edit css – the style is nowhere to be found… Could this be a child theme issue?

Thanks

Daan

[Daanz]

Great, thanks!

[Daanz]

Hi Kyle,

Thanks for the quick reply. I can work with the !important option, but to be sure I understand correct: the breadcrumbs color can be changed somewhere in the admin? Where..?

Daan

[Daanz]

Hi support,

Same here, Super Search won’t work on IE and Firefox. Chrome works fine. And your demo works fine in all browsers.. My website: http://www.lofthair.nl/.

Help much appreciated!

Daan

[Daanz]

Sorry, me didn’t check, my proposed solution doesn’t work either..

Any suggestions?