Main Menu disappeared after CSS edit and restore to previous version not working
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I attempted to remove post navigation links by adding display:none to CSS nav.left, nav.right and was testing other options to either hide, blend or remove. In any case, it broke the Main Navigation and it is no longer displayed. I tried restoring the previous CSS version that was working for several months (last update June) with no problems, yet the menu is still broke even though changes are accepted it seems. In my opinion, this truely seems to be a wordpress issue after searching forums for possible mistake on my part. I have experienced similar problems with CSS edit in past and for whatever reason after a day or two it worked again. This occurred yesterday and still today I have same problem.
Please help restore the previous CSS that was working since June and if possible please advise on updates to either remove or hide the post navigation links (prev/next).
Blog url: http://addandsomuchmore.wordpress.com/ -
It seems to be appearing just fine.
Can you please try clearing your browser’s cache?
http://www.google.com/support/accounts/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=32050
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It is fine now because we invested time in reverse engineering the CSS line by line; however, that does not explain why attempting to restore to the last version working for months did not apply as it should. This bug as it seems wasted a lot of time and frustration. I encourage staff to look into this, but for the immediate problem it is resolved.
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I’m glad to hear that everything is working correctly now :)
However, regarding the issue with restoring an older version of your site’s custom CSS, can you let me know what happened when you clicked on “Restore” while looking at the revisions? Did you receive any type of error message?
Thanks!
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