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BUG : menu colors not applied on front end on helix 2.0.18

Asked by Laurent 2 years ago Last activity 2 years ago

Hi,

I have found a cache problem on helix 2.0.18
See Hidden Content are to watch the video that describes the problem.

Thanks
L.

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Laurent Asked this

I did some tests and works fine with specific presets for each template style.
But last question regarding custom styles.
If we can define different custom styles for differents template styles, it's supposed to work no?

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Laurent Asked this

After some tests it seems that all changes done inside /templates/shaper_helixultimate/css/custom.css file are not applied.

Mehtaz Afsana Borsha Staff

Hi

Thanks for contacting us and sorry for your issue. Could you please send us the issue video again? It does not showing anything.

-Regards.

Laurent Asked this

I have done the video again.
I have tested and video works fine.
See Hidden Content area.

Mehtaz Afsana Borsha Staff
2 years ago · edited

Hi

I will inform our team about it. But did you try one thing? inser !important after you CSS on menu. It may works.

Thanks.

Laurent Asked this

already done with !important => same issue

this is not the problem.

as you can see in the video, the problem is coming from helix.

colors presets are not correctly applied.

note this is urgent because impossible to work properly.

Pavel

After some tests it seems that all changes done inside /templates/shaper_helixultimate/css/custom.css file are not applied.

Hi Laurent.

Perhaps your code is not correct. I constantly use custom.css and there have never been any problems with it. I cannot see hidden content to understand your problem. It would be interesting.

Pavel

I understood your problem. This is not a bug, but a natural limitation.

Helix has one template.css file, regardless of the number of template styles. This file is compiled from the latest saved settings. Therefore, if you need several template styles with different appearance you should use only CSS coding, but not settings. In each template style, in the layout tab, you can add unique classes to sections and use them in your code.

In my practice, I always use one template style. If I need another appearance on a separate page, I use a page class to create a unique appearance in CSS.

Settings should only be used if you use the only one template style.

Pavel
2 years ago · edited

The thought came to mind. I have not tried it, since it is easier for me through CSS. Instead of custom settings, use different presets

Laurent Asked this

OK I see.
But I have other websites with the same system/behavior and no problem.
I have only this issue on this website.

strange no?

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