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how to overwrite css member page


  • victord34
    Participant

    @victord34

    hello (bad english im french ^^),

    on each of my pages I set a background color and a color of title.
    I obviously could not do it with my child css, so I install plugin “royal custom css” which defines the css directly to the editor page.

    my problem that the member page lists (buddypress profiles) do not work with “royal custom css” …

    even putting ‘! important’

    .entry-title {
    color: green !important;
    background: red !important;
    }

    Yet my childtheme css overwrite the css buddypress. but it applies to all pages.

    how to overwrite the default css of buddypress for page member?

    thank you

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  • danbp
    Moderator

    @danbp

    salut @victord34,

    I obviously could not do it with my child css
    Most probably because you did it wrong !

    Add BuddyPress Styles to a Theme


    victord34
    Participant

    @victord34

    why make #buddypress ?

    I can change everything on the member page but if i change color.. the color change for every pages.

    if i make on the member page in wpadmin (“royal custom css” plugin) :
    .entry-title {
    color: green !important;
    background: red !important;
    }

    The page not change. buddypress keeps colors by default theme
    the “entry-title” is above of id #buddypress, so i dont need a #buddypress id, no ?

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