So I duplicated my site yesterday to a new server and i’ve lost the underline on the containers on my site, I’ve provided two images below to show what I mean exactly.
Original: http://i.imgur.com/khK08Wf.png
New (Missing): http://i.imgur.com/ASOrsnD.png
I’ve changed the theme, still it’s not appearing. I think it maybe something todo with the plugin itself? I’m not entirely sure.
Hi Charrismedia
Do you have a public URL where we can take a look at what’s going on? If you need to keep this URL private from other users, just select “Private Reply” on the bottom right of the comment box.
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Thanks. I’m taking a look at the following: Private Snippet. The URL is private in the previous sentence. Have you tried editing the Headline widget that contains the following text: Step 1. Within the SiteOrigin Headline widget there is a tab called Divider, please, check that the Style isn’t set to None.
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Sorry, it wasn’t the divider. It appears that in the new site there is a SCSS file called lsow-frontend.scss. In that file is the following rule:
This file is being enqueued by Livemesh SiteOrigin widgets. That’s built on our Widgets Bundle API but we aren’t the authors.
That rule is preventing the widget bottom border from appearing.
If you have a Custom CSS plugin like Simple Custom CSS installed you can try adding to Appearance > Custom CSS:
I’ve had a brief look and I don’t have that plugin nor could I find the CSS files, I’m not very literate in CSS. If it’s easier, if you provide me with a private method of contacting you I’m fine with giving you the login details if that’s okay with you?
Negate my last comment, I’ve installed Custom CSS and pasted your code but it doesn’t seem to be changing anything. I’m still fine with giving you login details if that makes anything easier?
Please, try changing our previous rule to the following:
Thanks that seems to have worked, if I change the lsow-frontend to the code you provided in you last post, will I still need the Custom CSS plugin? If not, how can I refresh WordPress to read the modified file again?
Glad that helps :) You shouldn’t no. You just need this rule once, somewhere.