I created a site.css file and created a few lines, even including !important to make sure they were over-riding the amember.css stylesheet. No luck. The only way I could get the css changes to work was to add this to the header.html template: PHP: <LINK REL="stylesheet" TYPE="text/css" HREF="http://www.mysite.com/amember/templates/css/site.css"> At that point, everything worked fine. I presume that shouldn't have been necessary? I cleared my cache so that wasn't the issue. Any ideas?
What aMember version you have? That line should be included by default in header.html Do you have modifications in header template?
yes, I think that must have been it then. I am using 3.1.6 but think the bigger issue is the fact I'm using a customised header template and must have forgotten that line. One other thing - it seems like I have to use !important on many of the CSS statements in my site.css to override the default amember.css stuff. The header template includes embedded CSS which usually takes a higher precedence over linked stylesheets (with inline CSS being highest priority of all). Is there any way of avoiding that?