Not Recognizing Font Change

I meant moving your other stylesheets (the ones that you don’t want to be affected).

I did that and it worked for the home page but now the design page is using the css from my normal page and instead of the design css.

See how the titles now have the red hover now:

https://thechasedownblock.com/home/

I don’t want that.

Sorry which is the design page?

Design page has /home

Okay if you’re having problems with this

I meant moving your other stylesheets (the ones that you don’t want to be affected).

Move the stylesheets back.

Any style you want to keep, add !important on the end of that style.
E.g layout line 384

div#content_wrap a {
 color: #EE2828 !important;
}

I suppose you could just do this for all styles you want to stay as red

Well I like what the move has done for my home page but it’s the design page, which has it’s own css, that is now messed up. How can I make it so where the two don’t interact?

Here is the child theme make-up:

/*
Theme Name: NBA Child Theme
Description: Child theme for NBA
Author: Mark Travis
Template: nba
*/

@import url("../nba/style.css");

}

In that child theme stylesheet, add,

div#content_wrap a:hover {
 background: none;
}

.home div#content_wrap a:hover {
 background: #EE2828;
}

It isn’t making an impact on the site. Am I supposed to create a new theme directory or a new plug-in directory. The wordpress site for child themes says a new theme directory but I suppose it’s different for plug-in CSS. Where should I put my child css file?

your CSS file can be anywhere in your theme directory, but it still needs to be included in the header.php file.

Good night.

Is the correct link for the header?

<link rel=”stylesheet” type=”text/css” media=”all” href=”<?php bloginfo( ‘https://thechasedownblock.com/wp-content/themes/NBAchild/style.css&#8217; ); ?>” />