11-23-2018, 01:29 PM
(11-23-2018, 01:09 PM)Brandin Wrote: This is a CSS issue-and not a UserSpice issue. You more than likely are changing attributes of an element that are already defined, or defined after the custom css, and you need to mark those important to override the other. Unfortunately, Dan and I both are not CSS gurus so won't be able to aid much help here.
I have tried marking them as !important as well, so that's not the issue.
1: My css has been added to custom.css (both in users/css and usersc/css, even though that shouldn't be necessary.)
2: I have made sure that custom.css is set in the CSS Settings (Admin Dashboard).
3: I have made sure the css code is correct, and the element has the correct class-name.
4: I can clearly see that the custom.css document is linked, when I view the source-code of the page.
5: I can clearly see that the code isn't beeing overwritten, in the developer-tool. The code is simply not "being loaded", for lack of a better explanation.
At this point I feel like this is indeed a UserSpice issue, but I can't be sure. I am, however, sure that the issue is not css-based.
That was only part of the issue though.
I have tried adding my own id to the navigation div, in users/includes/navigation.php. The part I have added simply will not show up in the source-code, even though I can see the code in my editor. It's like the navigation.php doesn't output anything except the original code.