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By turpentyne on
I've got a view that I need to add some styles to in my main css file. But nothing takes. I've cleared cache, I've cleared varnish, I've double checked it's in the css. I've checked firebug to make sure nothing's overriding it. I've checked for ways to do it in the Views set up itself, but nothing helps.
What might be causing this? Is there some setting? Some reason that it would completely ignore css in a stylesheet that's working for every other thing on the site.
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Are you sure you're modifying
Are you sure you're modifying the right CSS file? If you haven't already, I'd try making another change to that CSS file...something like making the background of your whole page blue.
To clarify, there shouldn't
To clarify, there shouldn't be any reason for a view in particular to ignore your CSS. All views does is place content on a page or block as markup.
If you're sure that you're modifying the right file, try adding your selector and styles through Firebug.
let me know if that helps.
Yeah... I'm basically working
Yeah... I'm basically working on redesign of an existing site. I didn't realize that view's dates were using some 'date' plugin, so the CSS was being ignored, because it was pulling from module-specific CSS. I didn't notice that immediately in Firebug.