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Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a style sheet language used to describe the presentation semantics (the look and formatting) of HTML output, usually via Themes. When you have to use this tag, then there's a high chance that your question is off topic on this SE network site.
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Two stylesheets acting on one element
When I added the header.php file to my child theme directory I only changed one line of the if_statement that determines what css file to call. … To solve that, I went back into my child theme header.php and searched and replaced all get_template_directory_uri(); that call css files with get_stylesheet_directory_uri();. …
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Two stylesheets acting on one element
I am trying to style one element with max-width and I was having problems. I discovered that the child theme stylesheet was being augmented by the original stylesheet with width at the same time.
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