Static CSS Option Description

coretekk · January 2015

Hi Muffin Support,

I read your description but it didn't work for me. I copied the whole content of the files style.php and style-colors.php into style-static.css and turned on the setting in muffin option menu but it didn't work. I got the colors of the standard betheme setup (blue).

I followed these steps: http://themes.muffingroup.com/betheme/documentation/#static-css

Anyway when I looked at the static-styles.css it was already prefilled with some html style code. Maybe I just need to turn the static option on in the muffin option menu without copying anything from the php files?

Albert · January 2015

Hi,

static css works exactly as it has been described in the documentation and above link is right place where it has been explained. But if this does not work for you, then probably you did something wrong. If you will send us url to website where you did it then we can have a look on it.

wpwebmasterdesign · January 2015

Guys,

I think the issue is with CSS 'One Color' option. You don't describe that in the instruction that if you styled your website with the One Color option, then you need to use style-one.php rather than style-colors.php

After 2 hours of investigating, banging my head on why certain css elements didn't apply, fidgeting with CDN, I came to reason. FINALLY.

wpwebmasterdesign · January 2015

FYI - I went from almost 3 seconds to less than 1 second!

http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/#!/ertAhf/wpwebmasterdesign.com

Albert · January 2015

So far we did not noticed nobody who is using "One color" option and that's why we forgot about that. So thanks a lot for explanation

wpwebmasterdesign · January 2015

All good. Wasn't trying to come off negative

I'm a big advocate of your themes. Thanks for awesome work guys and congrats on the Envato Club, just read about it!

Albert · January 2015

Thanks a lot @wpwebmasterdesign

We really appreciate it!

coretekk · January 2015

Thank you for your replys, was busy the last days and just saw them yet.

I figured out my error: I copied the content of the php files instead of the output in the webbrowser.

One more question: can I copy the style-static.css to my child theme folder, so it doesnt get overwritten on theme update?

Albert · January 2015

We did not tested it but you can try and check it yourself.

jinjit · January 2015

Since the last update (6) I can't get the static css to work properly :-(
It was working just fine for me until the last update, but now whenever I turn the static css option on - all my set colors disappear and I get the default blue color scheme on my site.
I checked the style-static.css file and it actually has the right colors! But whenever I turn the option on - it seems like the site is not using the same file.
Help?

jinjit · January 2015

uff...... ok you can ignore my problem. Turned out it was a server cache.
Once I flushed it - the right static css took charge :-)

Albert · January 2015

That's why we recommend to do not use cache plugins while building website because those kind of plugins brings only problems.

Thanks for the information anyway!

oujingxiong · September 2018

hello ,i open link: http://themes.muffingroup.com/betheme/wp-content/themes/betheme/style.php and http://themes.muffingroup.com/betheme/wp-content/themes/betheme/style-colors.php
is blank ,why?

Pablo · September 2018

Hi @oujingxiong
These links are redirecting to php files.
PHP text is not appearing on HTML pages.

What are you exactly looking for?
Cheers

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