In a site I upgraded I lost a lot of custom CSS.
I had adjusted WooCommerce layouts with custom CSS in the layout.
Everywhere I used a greater than sign the > was replaced with > which broke all my layouts.
I’m guessing you meant to say >? As in it converted to an html entity?
This was custom CSS right, not element CSS? I can run through some tests.
Yes. It was custom CSS that was converted to a html entity. I think it was in the layout CSS. I’ll try to double check it later but have a very busy day today.
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To confirm this happened in the Layout Builder in the CSS editor for Woocommerce Single CSS. (Just in case that helps further).
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