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XF 1.1 EXTRA.css not saving

TheJoker

TheJoker

Member
#1
#1
I am working on my localhost, developing a theme, and EXTRA.css won't save. I hit save, (the red 'modified indicator' doesn't go away, but the white popup says it's saved) and then I refresh to see if it worked and it reverts to the last saved version.​
This is extremely frustrating.​
 
Jake Bunce

Jake Bunce

XenForo moderator
Staff member
#2
#2
Make sure you are not editing the master style (available in debug mode only). Also try relaunching your browser, or try a different browser. I have seen similar problems fixed by relaunching the browser... some kind of client glitch.
 
TheJoker

TheJoker

Member
#3
#3
Jake Bunce said:
Make sure you are not editing the master style (available in debug mode only). Also try relaunching your browser, or try a different browser. I have seen similar problems fixed by relaunching the browser... some kind of client glitch.
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I am editing the "Default Style," whether that's the master style or not, I am unsure of as there doesn't seem to be an indicator for that.

This is happening in both Chrome and Firefox, but thank you for the suggestions. :)
 
Jake Bunce

Jake Bunce

XenForo moderator
Staff member
#5
#5
Interesting. Is it only happening with that one template? Do you have any addons installed? If so then try disabling them to see if that affects it.
 
TheJoker

TheJoker

Member
#10
#10
I was tempted to believe that this is being caused by my running PHP 5.4.3 on my localhost, but I didn't have problems with it before tonight....
 
TheJoker

TheJoker

Member
#13
#13
Odd. The other changes are saving, but the ones that are not are the ones made to the category header where it has the category description, etc. That won't change without editing the original node_list.css template.
 
Shelley

Shelley

Well-known member
#14
#14
Microsuck said:
Odd. The other changes are saving, but the ones that are not are the ones made to the category header where it has the category description, etc. That won't change without editing the original node_list.css template.
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Out of curiosity what is the css your putting in for the category description in the extra.css?

Code: 
.nodeList .categoryStrip .nodeDescription {
    color: #DCCDBB !important;
    font-size: 11px !important;
    text-shadow: 0 0 0 transparent, 1px 1px 0 #50463B !important;
}
 
TheJoker

TheJoker

Member
#15
#15
Shelley said:
Out of curiosity what is the css your putting in for the category description in the extra.css?

Code: 
.nodeList .categoryStrip .nodeDescription {
    color: #DCCDBB !important;
    font-size: 11px !important;
    text-shadow: 0 0 0 transparent, 1px 1px 0 #50463B !important;
}
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Not that, but it seems to be working now! Thanks everyone!
 
presidentYT

presidentYT

Member
#17
#17
Im having the same problems.. I'm not sure if this makes a difference.. but ive added the same template twice.. I removed the ability to switch templates.. that way i can work on the template without people switching to it.. I do it manually. So as a i work on the new template.. I've copied extra.css coding that is working on the same template thats active, but wont work on the new template that im adjusting... strange.. and yes i have all the importants added.. still nothing.. no matter what i put in extra css.. nothing adjust...
 
CTXMedia

CTXMedia

Formerly CyclingTribe
#18
#18
Are either of you using APC for caching on your local install? If so make sure you don't have apc.stat=0 in your config as it tells it not to check for changes and will keep bringing back previously cached versions of files.

May be completly unrelated, but thought I'd throw it in - just in case. (y)
 
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