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hnla posted on the forum topic Removing the adminbar padder in child theme in the group How-To and Troubleshooting: 14 years ago
Are you sure your @import paths are correct, are you actually calling the right adminbar.css? There are only a few rulesets that will govern these dimensions, Firebug is a extension for Firefox that will allow you to observe which rulesets are applied to an element when you hover the element in the viewport.
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Boone Gorges posted on the forum topic Custom CSS Changes in the group Creating & Extending: 14 years, 1 month ago
Are you sure that your custom-sample.css file is actually being included? With a file name like ‘custom-sample’, I’m guessing that it might not be. Check out the theme’s main style.css, and see if there’s an @import rule for custom-sample.css (or if there is a rule in any other imported stylesheet). I’m not sure how bp-social works […]
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hnla posted on the forum topic Make Standard Buddypress Theme Header Width Static, Not Fluid in the group How-To and Troubleshooting: 14 years, 1 month ago
Where do you see it? look at the default.css look for the ‘body’ ruleset <snip> ` @import url( reset.css ); /* Reset browser defaults */ /* > Global Elements ————————————————————– */ body { background: #eaeaea url( ../images/background.gif ) top left repeat-x; font-size: 12px; font-family: Arial, Tahoma,…[Read more]
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John posted on the forum topic Stylizing the navigation bar in the group How-To and Troubleshooting: 14 years, 2 months ago
@rogercoathup Thanks, If I put a @import url(“pathtoacsscontainingnavigationcssstyle”); in all my theme’s css will this works ? I’ll see the same navigation bar all over my blogs, despite the themes they may have ? And with this way I only have to modified one file to change the navigations bar css attributes of all the […]
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