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  Public Ticket #1387176
Where to write custom css in child theme
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  • sdeceulaer started the conversation

    Hi, 

    I am using a child theme. I want to change the appearance of some titles.  (In the theme options, there are already a lot of options, but I need my titles to be in lower case.)

    I changed it in the style.css file in the child theme, but it does not appear on the website.

    Is there another file?

    Thanks in advance, 

    Sara

  •  7,092

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    Regards, Oliver

  • sdeceulaer replied

    Changes to e.g. titles in the child theme style.css file are not shown.  The custom.css (result of the styling settings in the theme options) is loaded after the child-theme style.css, and in that file, the titles are also styled.

    Changing the titles to lowercase only works using the custom.css field in the styling settings in the theme options.

    Using the style.css would be a lot easier during development.

  •  7,092
    Oliver replied

    If you wish to overwrite theme style just add more classes, body for example.

    .class {
    font-size: 1;
    }

    add

    body .class {
    font-size: 2;
    }

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    Regards, Oliver

  • sdeceulaer replied

    Is there a way to change the list of predefined styles in a text block?

  •  7,092
    Oliver replied

    Sorry, can you add few screenshots?

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    Regards, Oliver