• This is a new problem to me. I have searched the site and tried the solutions that seemed to work for others. My edits show in the CSS editor in admin and in the actual file through my webhost, but not on the website.

    1) Tried clearing cache and viewed on a different computer.
    2) Set User Permissions on the CSS file to 766 then 777

    Site is TheModernPioneer.com
    I am trying to reduce the transparency of the content boxes.

    So, code change is

    /* Main Content ———– */
    .content-sidebar #content,
    .sidebar-content #content,
    .home.page #content {
    background: #D3CFB7;
    background: rgba(247, 244, 220, 0.8);

    to

    /* Main Content ———– */

    .content-sidebar #content,
    .sidebar-content #content,
    .home.page #content {
    background: #D3CFB7;
    background: rgba(247, 244, 220);

    The latter is what I have uploaded (taken out the 0.8) and it just won’t show on the site.

    Thanks for any suggestions.

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  • It won’t work because the browser is expecting four arguments when you use rgba() to see the background color, and by removing 0.8, you’ve removed the fourth argument. If you are trying to remove the transparency, you should use rgb(247,244,220); instead.

    Thread Starter discoveryattic

    (@discoveryattic)

    Thanks.
    I just tested that, not showing up either. When I look at the code through the source code, it just shows no changes at all.

    I have discovered something through the source code:
    <link rel=’stylesheet’ id=’hunter-css’ href=’https://themodernpioneer.com/wp-content/themes/hunter/style.css?ver=2.1.2‘ type=’text/css’ media=’all’ />
    and this link doesn’t register my changes.

    However the actual file is:
    https://themodernpioneer.com/wp-content/themes/hunter/style.css – and this does show the changes.

    Not sure what to do about that ?ver=2.1.2 add-on?

    This isn’t entirely related to your version question, but you have this in a custom CSS plugin:

    .content-sidebar #content,
    .sidebar-content #content,
    .home.page #content {
    background:#D3CFB7;
    background:rgba(247,244,220,0.9);
    padding:20px 42px;
    padding:1.25rem 2.625rem
    }

    which would override anything in your style.css anyway.

    Thread Starter discoveryattic

    (@discoveryattic)

    I think I just got rid of that. That was my first attempt to change the transparency.

    Thread Starter discoveryattic

    (@discoveryattic)

    That helped me – I used the custom CSS file to do what I wanted. I cannot figure how to get my main CSS changes to show up but this works.

    Since you’re using a Genesis theme, you may get better help asking StudioPress or whomever designed your theme, but I’ll give it a try anyway.

    Do you have lines like this in your theme’s functions.php:

    define( 'CHILD_THEME_NAME', foo );
    define( 'CHILD_THEME_URL', foo );
    define( 'CHILD_THEME_VERSION', foo );

    I have the Hueman theme installed with the Hueman Child Theme for style changes. Tonight I made two changes to the color of text on the home page (gray to black). The update shows if you are viewing the site on a mobile device but not on a computer. I have made two previous changes using the Child Theme, to color of text in the body of my posts and the title and date color. Both of those changes show on all devices. No idea what’s suddenly causing the changes to not update on the computer. Any ideas? Would greatly appreciate any suggestions on this!

    Thanks!!
    Bev

    Hi, Bev. First, you should try to include a link to your site so others can examine it & see what might be wrong. Second, you should start a new thread in the Hueman support forum, and not “hijack” someone else’s thread. I’m sure the original poster won’t appreciate getting e-mails unrelated to their question.

    Thanks. I’ll do that.

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