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Ctrl+F5 doesn’t work on my computer as a hard refresh…is that key command for Macs? I tried Command+F5 and it pops up strange voice-over options instead on my computer. I usually use Command + R, or I even clear out my browser’s browsing history and cache and try again and it still doesn’t change.

Never mind it worked! My server’s cache is apparently taking awhile to show any changes I make to the CSS (using Go Daddy…go figure, definitely leaving them after a year). I also had to re-increase the width of the #content a little more since it left a big gap to the left.

Just curious how that worked? In my child theme, I already had #content {0px 0px 0px 245px;}
and I changed that to #content {0px;} but apparently that made the sidebar go to the right. But when I undid that and just tacked on #content {0px;} to the end of the child theme, it worked. Strange.

Thank you! Well….so it got them aligned side-by-side, but the problem is I wanted my sidebar to be aligned on the left side of the content, not on the right. The changes make it go to the right. I had at one point:

#content {
margin: 0px 0px 0px 245px;
}

which allowed the content to start further out so the sidebar could sit to the left. any suggestions on how to change the order?

lastly, for some reason it doesn’t look like my Child-Theme css is showing the correct updated version I have in the wordpress editor, which should show this at the very very bottom:

.containersidebar {
	float: left;
	position:relative;
	width:auto;
	margin-left: 0px; /* fix for IE < 8 */
	margin-right:0px;

}
.containercontent {
	float: left;
	position:absolute;
	width:100%;
	margin-left: 0px; /* fix for IE < 8 */
	margin-right: 0;

}

I guess the links above to the CSS didn’t work: https://www.paleoprovidence.com/wp-content/themes/PaleoProv-Wordpress-V7/style.css

https://www.paleoprovidence.com/wp-content/themes/Child-Theme/style.css

Link to Child Theme: https://paleoprovidence.com/wp-content/themes/Child%20Theme/style.css

Why under #access ul li a { is the color still #FFFFFF????????
I made the changes in the WordPress Editor and it shows up, and even shows up in my FTP but it’s showing such an outdated child theme. Seriously what is going on here?!!?

Actually it’s not really working, what I did do temporarily was edit the padding of the “.searchboxwidget” for the Paleo Finder but the problem is that it doesn’t change the padding of ALL the widgets, because the CSS for that is in a special box dedicated for that widget where the CSS overrides everything. But because the CSS is just for that Paleo Finder widget, it doesn’t change all the other widgets (like the log-in widget, etc).

Currently if you go to the main page, the “log into Paleo Providence” is jammed up near the navigation and has no padding on the left.

Also, are the links to the navigation showing up as dark blue for you, instead of white? they are supposed to be dark blue and I indicated that in #access ul li a { color:#263c4e;} but when I pull up the inspector it defaults back to #FFFFFF for some reason. MY child theme is not making any of the changes that I make to it and I’ve tried clearing the cache, tried different computers in my school classroom and it’s not working.