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Guys, I use an example.
In both files located at wp-content and sp-resources/forum-cache, there is:
#spQuickLinksForum width set as 203px
But the system is using 230px. Firebug reads the cached file. So where that 230px comes from?
It's driving me nuts!
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the css file will be wherever you have it located at on forum - integration - storage locations...
if you have in another location, it will not be used... if you are letting w3tc cache the forum page you will have issues... you need to tell it not to cache the forum pages for all types of caching in use...
I still dont understand why you are manually overwriting the cache file... why use the css caching then? you can disable it on forum - options - global settings... you can also clear and reset the cache on forum - toolbox - housekeeping...
what is link to site?
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Steve, I looked at everything.
W3TC do not cache the forum page.
I went to toolbox-housekeeping, and clicked Reset combined CSS cache.
Nothing changed!
I am sendong you a PM with a login, because the forum is closed to general public.
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this file: http://www.xxxxx/wp-content/sp.....es-all.css
this file clearly has the quicklinks width set to 230px... I can open the file and view it... so not sure why you think 203px.
that file is auto generated, so hand editing is a bad idea...
you are also serving cached pages...
<!-- Performance optimized by W3 Total Cache. Learn more: http://www.w3-edge.com/wordpre.....s-plugins/
Minified using disk
Page Caching using disk: enhanced (Requested URI is rejected)
Database Caching using disk (Request-wide User is logged in)
Object Caching 8053/8069 objects using disk
Served from: xxxxxxxxxxxxxx @ 2013-11-06 17:10:38 by W3 Total Cache -->
and should resolve that (yes, page and db rejected here)... minification could lead to errors since our files are already minified...
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Steve, I switched off W3TC and nothing changed.
Regarding the files, the one in wp-content has that width set to 203px. So why is the one in sp-resources/forum-cache set to 230?
This is what I do not understand! They should be exactly the same. Am I missing something?
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why do you think they would be the same? I can access the one in wp-content and it does indeed have 203px in it... one is old generated file and one is new generated file... where do you think the 203 or the 230 is coming from? normally it would be the sp theme... this appears to be default with shades of grey overlay... which our current version of that would output 230...
you have talked about manually editing the cache file... which on are you editing?
what does forum - integration - storage locations point to? thats the one we will use...
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I am really confused now...
To edit the theme, I have always edited the file in wp-content. Nothing else.
So, to make the modifications I need it's now necessary to modify the file shades-of-gray.php.
Am I right?
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when users want to change theme settings then we always recommend that you create your own SP theme so that any customisation is not lost during a future update. (http://codex.simple-press.com/.....g-a-theme/)
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Stefano, as we have been saying, if you are going to modify the cached css, you MUST modify the one used on forum - integration - storage locations... editing the other one that is no longer used (I would delete it - perhaps our upgrade script failed there) wont have ANY effect...
BUT as I have been saying, editing the cached file will ALWAYS be risky as it could be regenerated and lose your changes...
But as Andy says, the best way to handle this is to create your own theme (his link) and then edit your theme for your changes.. they will get auto put into the cached css file when its generated... and you wont have to do this but the one time...
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