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If you've edited your style sheet and the results don't show look at it in a guest browser or incognito window. It might just be the webpage cache doing its job.
I put the time using PHP code on my generated pages so changes show right away .css?v=time
CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheet and it's a very descriptive name. The bottom has priority over the top. So if you're testing a new change to your style sheet,
Find the section you want to change
Click below it. hit the enter key about 10 times then go up 5 lines to make it easy to find
Now copy and paste the section you wish to change right below the original section, leaving 5 lines of space.
Make your changes in the new section, save, keep it open and test it on the webpage.
If everything works you can delete the old section, save and close.
I know that's basic to you folks that code on your own, but I thought I'd share since you've all been so helpful.
Rick
I put the time using PHP code on my generated pages so changes show right away .css?v=time
CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheet and it's a very descriptive name. The bottom has priority over the top. So if you're testing a new change to your style sheet,
Find the section you want to change
Click below it. hit the enter key about 10 times then go up 5 lines to make it easy to find
Now copy and paste the section you wish to change right below the original section, leaving 5 lines of space.
Make your changes in the new section, save, keep it open and test it on the webpage.
If everything works you can delete the old section, save and close.
I know that's basic to you folks that code on your own, but I thought I'd share since you've all been so helpful.
Rick
