Overiding CSS?

  • chaten

    (@chaten)


    8 years ago

    Is there any way to overide the UM css.

    We’re trying to make some small css changes in our child theme style but most are not working because the UM css seems to take priority over our css.

    Any help would be appreciated.

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  • clratliff

    (@clratliff)

    8 years ago

    Hi. Are you using the !important declaration in your CSS on the object you are trying to affect?

    Thread Starter chaten

    (@chaten)

    8 years ago

    In some cases yes. Ins ome cases no. But either way its being pretty random. If we put !Important sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn’t.

    clratliff

    (@clratliff)

    8 years ago

    You might consider putting the CSS inline on the element (I really hate suggesting that, but it’s an option). You could also use JQuery/Javascript to affect the styling on page load.

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