Custom CSS issues

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  • You have to create your own css which you will need to add to your main css file. This will overwrite the plugin css and render your changes.

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    (@remery)

    I have my custom css code already applied. Even with !important declaration but it doesn’t override. (Yes, I’ve triple cleared my cache). Seems your plugin is protecting its own css.
    Any ideas?

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    (@remery)

    Further testing… the issue I’m having is specific (so far) to font-size and text-align. These properties are not overriding (even with !important). I’m going for:

    font-size: 24 px !important;
    text-align: left !important;

    This doesn’t have affect in custom css (nor inspect element).

    Here’s my site example: HERE

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    (@remery)

    Okay, so I figured out that my parent theme was the culprit on this issue. I’ve since made my CSS changes there and all is good! Thanks for the clean coding on such a great plugin! A++

    Soory for the late. Cool to hear that ??
    Best,

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