I think I saw an "!important;" in the current original css that prevents me from successfully addressing the border. May I ask you to check on that and help me out?
Well from Custom CSS didn't work but what is did is i pas the code to the Page Custom CSS and it worked well i will check with dev team how to fix the issue i can consider this as bug, but for moment use Page Custom CSS.
Well i just got back to business i was sick for couple of days, other team members are busy with other clients.
If other customers should have the same request, this would be a centralized work-around, sparing the effort of manually editing every single page or post to have this kind of gradient border =)
I'd like to apply css gradients to the theme borders. I already found some valuable info in the theme forest comment section and in this ticket:
https://laborator.ticksy.com//ticket/1103010/
However, I can't address the border properly by using the selectors mentioned in the sources above:
.page-border > .top-border,
.page-border > .right-border,
.page-border > .bottom-border,
.page-border > .left-border
I think I saw an "!important;" in the current original css that prevents me from successfully addressing the border. May I ask you to check on that and help me out?
Thanks in advance and best regards,
Alex
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Hi Alex
Well from Custom CSS didn't work but what is did is i pas the code to the Page Custom CSS and it worked well i will check with dev team how to fix the issue i can consider this as bug, but for moment use Page Custom CSS.
Well i just got back to business i was sick for couple of days, other team members are busy with other clients.
Thank you.
Hi Errol, thank you very much!
Your post gave me an idea and it works: I added more specific css selectors to the custom css:
.page .page-border > .top-border, .post .page-border > .top-border {
...
}
[and so on]
If other customers should have the same request, this would be a centralized work-around, sparing the effort of manually editing every single page or post to have this kind of gradient border =)
Thanks again and best regards,
Alex
Hi AlexSu
Glad to hear that, i know it requires so much effort to go over every page and post. Hope to send back soon the fix.
We will set closed from hear.
Thank you.