No css file listed in Inspect Element

  • Resolved caracadon

    (@caracadon)


    11 years, 2 months ago

    https://www.mySite.org/osaca/

    Inspecting an element using FireBug. Where the filename and line number are normally listed it just shows /osaca/ line 9. No css file name listed. There is css code in the code window and is updateable there but no indication of what file it is being read from. This is common.

    I have a wordpress installation at the folder level and am using a child theme.

    How is the file to be located?

    TIA

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  • That likely refers to internal CSS – perhaps in custom CSS?

    Thread Starter caracadon

    (@caracadon)

    Question is, how may it be edited?

    Depends where it’s coming from. I’m not able to see your site so can’t offer much help.

    Thread Starter caracadon

    (@caracadon)

    Yep, that is the question. I gave the basic path above It just states the css code is in folder osaca – no file name. The only css code is in the osaca/wp-content/theme/… folder but no css in osaca/

    …

    Unless I can see your actual site and use a browser tool like Firebug to look at the CSS, there is no way to help further. The link you posted above does not seem to be a valid link.

    Thread Starter caracadon

    (@caracadon)

    https://www.osacafifthdistrict.org/osaca
    I want to change the background image on the sign in …

    That’s set in the hide-my-site plugin –

    background: url("https://www.osacafifthdistrict.org/osaca/wp-content/plugins/hide-my-site/images/bg_dot.png") repeat scroll 0 0 rgba(111, 122, 151, 0.28);

    Might be a setting or try replacing that image in the location above to whatever else you want.

    Or you could ask on that plugin’s forum:

    https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/hide-my-site

    Thread Starter caracadon

    (@caracadon)

    Thanks.

    I had to put my image in the images folder for hide_my_site folder then reference from there.

    The index.php file lines 77 – 95 is where I changes the top and left attributes to locate over the new bg image.

    Question is now, I suppose when I update that plugin I will need to repeat these steps?

    Thanks again…

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