Custom CSS | DesignWall

Branko Pilic
asked 8 years ago

Hi,

I am new with Word Press (so far I long term JoomlArt user).
My question is a about Custom CSS that is standard with new Joomla templates and it is a great solution when comes to upgrade template.

So, when I purchase word press theme from design wall do I have option to create custom.css and safely upgrade theme anytime without potential consequence to override custom.css file and to create custom.css again after theme upgrade?

Actually does custom.css file exist with your theme or any other word press theme?
or if custom.css file do not work like on Joomla is there any similar idea what can be helpful to manage custom CSS with upgrading word press theme?

1 Answers

DominicStaff
answered 8 years ago

Thank for your interesting in our product. If you use the WordPress theme, you have many ways to change the CSS and safely upgrade theme anytime without potential consequence to override CSS of the base theme, you can use the child theme to custom your site, or you can use another plugin to insert the CSS. Also, you can add the CSS to the Theme Option section of the theme that you purchased.

If you want, I will help you to work with your theme, I will help you create a child theme or find a best solution when you want to custom CSS.

Slava Zhilov
replied 8 years ago

Hello, I recently bought DW Argo theme and have a similar quesiton. For example, I would like to change Content Menu headers to be bold. Since I use Russian text in the menu those are not appear that bold as in your demo so I have to add “font-weight: bold” manually.

You sais: “Also, you can add the CSS to the Theme Option section of the theme that you purchased”. How can that be done?

Slava Zhilov
replied 8 years ago

Specifically:
#side-content .menu>li>a {
font-weight: bold
}

Dominic Staff
replied 8 years ago

To resolve your issue, you can add the following code to the style.css file:
.navbar .nav>li>a {font-weight: 600;}

Hope this helps!

Slava Zhilov
replied 8 years ago

Thank you, that helped. Will this be overwritten with the next update?

Dominic Staff
replied 8 years ago

Yes, it will be overwritten with the next update. If you want, you can create a child theme to edit the style for the parent theme.