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Hi Christopher Roberts,

You have to change it to style.css. For further information how to customize a theme you may refer to this link https://www.throwingabrick.com/wordpress/customizing-the-wordpress-twenty-ten-theme.html

Hi Rock9 Design,

I don’t see any plugin offering this kind of features. Why don’t you create it by your own. Just create a simple color picker for your theme.

You’re welcome palmerstoneroad!

Cheers!

Hi jennsweb,

The wordpress theme editor do not browser any css files inside in any folder if you want to appear it to theme editor you should move the custom.css to the parent theme folder.

You might get better answer if you would ask your theme provider.

Hi tinatinatina.ts,

Please double check your theme maybe there’s a php script error on it.

Hi zakkleifeste1,

You might get better answers or feedback by asking your theme provider. Or if you really want to test it you may use browser stack to test. Complete browser collection from different platforms.

Hi rwitham,

Are you sure did you upload it to your hosting? If so, I think the problem is the file browser of your hosting provider.

You may ask their support for further information for this issue.

I hope this will help you

Hi ricarjay,

Please try to deactivate your current theme and then switch back to your theme.

Thanks.

Hi palmerstoneroad,

Please check the image and find the class=”alignleft” if you found this class please remove it to the code or edit the image attached and then remove the image positioning. The class alignleft makes your post image float.

I hope this help you.

For more wordpress code snippets you may visit my blog [unrelated link moderated]

Thanks.

Hi cicakchanson,

I think you cannot fix your problem with wordpress conditional tags rather I would like to recommend using custom fields. You can create a custom field where you can select a background image/color or template theme name you want to apply in the specific page. Example I choose RED theme, in your template you must have a condition that check the selected page theme or color then add a special class to your div container depending on the selected page theme then style that class to your CSS file.

I hope this will help.

For more wordpress snippets code you may visit my blog here

Many thanks.