I have recently purchased the PenNews theme and I am currently in the process of building the site. I've decided to use the child theme instead of the full theme, and I'm running into a strange inconsistency when trying to set colors using the customizer (Appearance > Customize, then click the Color for Header menu item).
Specifically: when using the child theme, changing the colors on the following items:
Main Bar Background
Main Bar Menu Text Background Hover & Active Background Color
Dropdown Border Top Color
If I change these setting to anything other than their defaults, they will display correctly on the page preview but when I publish the change it will not be displayed on the live site.
This problem does not occur when using the full theme - I am able set the colors using the customizer controls without any problems there. I have been able to partially fix this with custom CSS added to the Additional CSS field - specifically I can force the header bar to use a black background by adding:
.site-header {background: #000!important}
But I haven't been able come up with a CSS solution that correctly addresses the issue with the parts of the menu I want to change from blue to green.
What can I do to make the child theme fully respect and comply with the color settings?
Attachments:
A-Customizer and Preview.png shows the color set to green (specifically #005500) in the Customizer, and shows that the preview page correctly displays that cover when the mouse is hovering over it.
B-Live Site After Publish.png shows that the header menu ignores those settings and continues to display a Blue background when the mouse hovers over it.
I've checked your site, the problem is that the Hummingbird plugin has scanned and removed some custom CSS properties, so all the customizer color settings don't work.
I've disabled this plugin. Now your site working properly.
I have recently purchased the PenNews theme and I am currently in the process of building the site. I've decided to use the child theme instead of the full theme, and I'm running into a strange inconsistency when trying to set colors using the customizer (Appearance > Customize, then click the Color for Header menu item).
Specifically: when using the child theme, changing the colors on the following items:
If I change these setting to anything other than their defaults, they will display correctly on the page preview but when I publish the change it will not be displayed on the live site.
This problem does not occur when using the full theme - I am able set the colors using the customizer controls without any problems there. I have been able to partially fix this with custom CSS added to the Additional CSS field - specifically I can force the header bar to use a black background by adding:
.site-header {background: #000!important}
But I haven't been able come up with a CSS solution that correctly addresses the issue with the parts of the menu I want to change from blue to green.
What can I do to make the child theme fully respect and comply with the color settings?
Attachments:
A-Customizer and Preview.png shows the color set to green (specifically #005500) in the Customizer, and shows that the preview page correctly displays that cover when the mouse is hovering over it.
B-Live Site After Publish.png shows that the header menu ignores those settings and continues to display a Blue background when the mouse hovers over it.
Attached files: A-Customizer and Preview.png
B-Live Site After Publish.png
Hi,
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Regards,
PenciDesign.
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PenciDesign.
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Hi,
I've checked your site, the problem is that the Hummingbird plugin has scanned and removed some custom CSS properties, so all the customizer color settings don't work.
I've disabled this plugin. Now your site working properly.
Regards,
PenciDesign.
Thank you for your help!