Comments KBock started the conversationApril 21, 2019 at 9:13amHi guys, first of all - awesome theme! Searched for days to find a gem like this.Now I want to tweak the css of the child theme which you guys already prepared. No problem there.I want to tweak css in css/portfolio.css - so heres what I did.I copied the css folder from the grenada mother folder to the child theme folder.When i tweak the css/portfolio.css nothing gets applied in my website. Any Idea what is the problem here? 1,974Support repliedApril 22, 2019 at 2:40pmHi therewe value your appreciation, first of all.It is not recommended to either modify the theme's file directly or duplicate parent's files.What you can do is add your changes in child theme's style some css.for example let's suppose you have in portfolio.css the following:.some_div_class{ font-size:15px; line-height:20px;... other attributes here...}and you want to modify only the font size, you would add in child's style.css only:.some_div_class{ font-size:16px !important; }and you add also !important to make sure it takes precedence over the parent's attributesThank you. Clapat Support https://www.clapat.com/ Review Envato Item Support Policy Sign in to reply ...
Hi guys, first of all - awesome theme! Searched for days to find a gem like this.
Now I want to tweak the css of the child theme which you guys already prepared. No problem there.
I want to tweak css in css/portfolio.css - so heres what I did.
I copied the css folder from the grenada mother folder to the child theme folder.
When i tweak the css/portfolio.css nothing gets applied in my website. Any Idea what is the problem here?
Hi there
we value your appreciation, first of all.
It is not recommended to either modify the theme's file directly or duplicate parent's files.
What you can do is add your changes in child theme's style some css.
for example let's suppose you have in portfolio.css the following:
.some_div_class{
font-size:15px;
line-height:20px;
... other attributes here...
}
and you want to modify only the font size, you would add in child's style.css only:
.some_div_class{
font-size:16px !important;
}
and you add also !important to make sure it takes precedence over the parent's attributes
Thank you.
Clapat Support
https://www.clapat.com/
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