Custom CSS

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Hi there,

I always like to fiddle with any theme and the best way to do it is by adding a custom CSS box inside the admin panel, so when the theme updates, your CSS isn’t wiped out. Would you think of adding something similar?

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Hello,

You can use Child theme and add you custom CSS in Appearance -> Editor or in style.css of the Child theme. Just instal the Child theme like a normal theme and activate it.

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What happens when the theme gets updated? Will have to redo all the edits in order to get everything back on track again? This is my point, with custom CSS box (like in megamenu) you can input your own css without having to hardcode it into the template, so when the theme gets eventually updated, all of your code stays in tact.

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Hello,

If you are using child theme for custom css the style.css from the child theme file will not change when you update.

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We plan to add a css box in the future.

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