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I created a child theme for fluida theme and my css in the style.css didn’t work, so I found that there is a style tag in the <header> that named fluida-main-inline-css and it includes all the theme css and makes it overriding on my child-theme style.css that I created exactly how it showed in this page: https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
How can I avoid from this inline-css?
There is a way to inject my child theme css after this inline-css?Thanks for helpers!
The inline styling is generated based on the current configuration of the theme’s options and is needed for the proper functioning of the theme.
If you need to override it in your child theme, make your styling rules more specific.
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Please check the available documentation and search the forums before starting a topic.I’m using the most specific rules that I can and it didn’t work.
Can’t you add an option that will make the using of child-theme more easy? like option to “inject” my child-theme style after all your files in the <head>, or if it’s already possible I’d like to know how to do that and get some directions, because I don’t have too much experience with child-theme in WordPress.Thanks,
Ido.
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