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We had an agency develop our new website for us and they used SiteOrigin plugins. I need to make a change to some CSS that is embedded in the site. When I look at the source of the page the CSS I need to edit is wrapped inside a style element that looks like this:
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Do these look familiar to you? Are these in a SiteOrigin CSS widget? I’ve followed this YouTube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NscUjKze16w to learn how to work with SiteOrigin CSS widget but I am unable to click high enough into the SiteOrigin code to edit the class that is applying the styles I want to change. Is there another way to edit the embedded files?
Hi, thanks for reaching out.
Styles are outputted to render settings. What you’ll ideally need to do is edit the Page Builder row or SiteOrigin Widget and adjust the setting/s that is outputting the CSS you’d like to change. If you send a link to the page you’re working on and let us know what you’re adjusting we can advise further. Hopefully, the above is enough to get you started.