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  • #1338615
    KB-WFW
    Participant

    Hi Support,

    One of our clients is using an application that needs to link to our css.. unfortunately they don’t have any edit access in that third party solution to paste in the proper css.

    We use X theme integrity, with a child them but all of the custom css is in the customizer. How can we reference that css info ?

    I know I could copy the custom css into the child theme css file, but what about all the other Typography, fonts, etc that are managed in the customizer.

    Hope it makes sense..

    thanks

    #1338876
    Darshana
    Moderator

    Hi there,

    Thanks for writing in! Those information in the Customizer will be saved in the database and will output to the browser when the page executes. The best way is to copy the CSS rules in the Customizer and then paste it into your child theme’s style.css file. This should work, however for some CSS rules you may have to use the !important parameter.

    Thanks!

    #1338897
    KB-WFW
    Participant

    Hi Darshana,

    Yes, understood.

    But is the CSS data (info) that is set in the customizer like the font choice, headline font, color etc saved anywhere else ?

    Of course the CSS I add specifically in the Custom tab I can copy, but is there reference anywhere else other than just being output in the browser ?

    I guess I would just have to manually copy from the inspector ? and past in the Child theme css file ?

    #1339215
    Friech
    Moderator

    Hi There,

    I’m sorry, they were generated. We don’t have any source files that we’d be able to provide.

    Yes, that would be your only choice, to manually copy from the inspector and paste in the Child theme’s style.css file.

    You could use this site (http://unminify.com/) to unminify the generated code.

    Thanks.

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