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Hello,
I think I have found a issue abou custom css.
If you use @import… in custom css and save it,you won’t be able to click the eye icon untill you remove the @import code.
I use the vantage theme.
Hi 派斯克國際有限公司
Thanks for reaching out. I’ve tried to replicate the issue but haven’t been able to. Can you perhaps send the import statement used?
Hello,I use these two lines:
@import “https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Shrikhand”;
@import “https://x-wind.pask.com.tw/drawing.css”;
and another funny thing:
if you just use “@import…” for one line, and the eye-icon will be clickable again.
thank you
Hi 派斯克國際有限公司,
To clarify, are you using those exact quotation marks (being smart quotes)? If so, that’s the problem. You’ll need to use dumb quotes (although known as straight quotes) – which are ‘ or ” For reference, please refer to this article.
Hi, thanks for your replying.
It is still not working by using dumb quotes,
and I change them to:
@import url(https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Shrikhand);
@import url(https://x-wind.pask.com.tw/drawing.css);
the eye-icon is still unenterable if you keep using @import for more than one line.
Hi 派斯克國際有限公司,
Okay so I was able to replicate the issue you’ve described. I’ve logged this as a bug in our issue tracker. We’ll investigate this and try come up with a fix in (hopefully) the next version.