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Resolved Accidentally broke site with Bad CSS help!!!

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Where does OSTA store it's custom CSS from the themes page?  

(ie themes --> theme options --> Custom CSS Tab... )

the change i made makes none of the tabs work so now i cant see that page..

 

How can i find / edit the items there outside the helpdesk?? are they stored locally somewhere? in a database?? what can i do?


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Hi Jesse,

I understand that you can't access the tabs to navigate back to the CSS page, so you can't remove the CSS you added, which broke the tabs.

But you can go to the page directly by adding /scp/theme.php#custom-css to the end of the URL of your installation.


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yeah i tried that but it doesnt pull up the tab for some reason.. 

 


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when I go there I only get the color theme page... even though the url is as you describe.


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where is the actual data stored? 


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The data is stored in the database.

But have you tried opening Developer Tools in your browser and manually looking for the CSS that is causing the tabs to disappear?


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The data is stored in the database.

But have you tried opening Developer Tools in your browser and manually looking for the CSS that is causing the tabs to disappear?


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so maybe its' not that but that's the only thing I changed today.. old site works fine... but new site none of the menus work.. 


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Look for relevant error messages in the Developer Tools >  Console of your current web browser.

Try accessing the page from a different web browser.

Those are my best suggestions off the top of my head.

Feel free to report back with any relevant information you discover.


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Have you made any progress on this?


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