Editing buddyboss.css

[Eric]

I wanted a light border to display below an activity header in my activity stream. I attempted to add the following css to my custom.css. It worked fine using my browser developer CSS tools, but it didn’t work when I saved the additions. I discovered that I had to add my custom css to the buddyboss.css file in the parent theme. Is there a way that I can get my results without having to add it to the parent theme buddyboss.css?

Here’s the code I added to custom.css and buddyboss.css. The attachment shows the border.

#buddypress .activity-list .activity-content .activity-header,
#buddypress .activity-list .activity-content .comment-header {
  border-bottom: 1px solid #ddd;
	}

[Anonymous]

Hi @ericreynolds, please include them to custom.css with !important

#buddypress .activity-list .activity-content .activity-header,
#buddypress .activity-list .activity-content .comment-header {
  border-bottom: 1px solid #ddd !important;
	}

Regards
Varun Dubey

[Eric]

Thank you Varun. But that did not work. 🙁

[Alyssa]

@ericreynolds please make sure your edits are made in section 1.0 of custom.css in your child theme and NOT within the example code:

/*
.just_an_example {
	color: black;
}
*/

Anything between /* and */ will NOT be executed.

[Eric]

Thanks TJ. However, all of my custom css falls below the header comments. 🙂 Eric

[Anonymous]

Hi @ericreynolds,

Please send me your login details , i will check them.
Regards
Varun Dubey

[Anonymous]

Hi @ericreynolds
I have added a new plugin simple css, you can easily add any futher css there without editing any theme files
wp-admin/themes.php?page=simple-custom-css.php
Regards
Varun Dubey

[Eric]

Thank you Varun. Should I move my custom css from the custom.css file? 🙂 Eric

[Anonymous]

yes , you can keep all custom work at single place.
I will close this topic, please feel free to create new topics for any further issues
Regards
Varun Dubey