Posted: July 31, 2013 at 2:07 pm
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Hello, Read more: Where do I put these custom templates I’ve made? |
Hi Erich, This sounds like some older instructions for an older version of Event Espresso. I don’t think event_espresso_style.css is used anymore. In the newer versions you move a copy of the espresso_default.css file into the wp-content/uploads/espresso/templates/css directory and it will automatically load from there, no activation is required. The one thing you may need to do is deactivate the Themeroller option if it’s been activated. |
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Hi Josh, |
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Hi Erich, You have the stylesheet in the correct place, and I have confirmed on my local test site that it will effectively modify the forms etc, so I can only assume your CSS isn’t targeting correctly. To test if your stylesheet is working, you could temporarily add this to the bottom of it: .span_event_date_label, You will then see something like this in an event http://d.pr/i/JN3q Obviously this is just to test to to confirm the stylesheet is active. |
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Hello Dean, |
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Hi, Did you remove the CSS afterwards as I cannot see it in the file? Did you clear your cache after making any changes to the CSS (I see you have a caching plugin active)? |
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Hello Dean, |
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I think I found it here (I set it to 1px up/down): Best regards, |
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All right, glad you got it sorted! |
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