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Custom CSS is different if not logged in to WP

neskecneskec
edited January 2017 in BeBuilder
I used Be theme demo Coming Soon page to create my coming soon page. And in custom CSS for that page, there is some CSS that affects the look of countdown numbers:

.quick_fact .number {
font-family: Lato;
color: #fff;
font-weight: 100; }

However, I discovered that if I'm not logged in to WP, this CSS doesn't get included in index.html and so I don't get the same look (see on image below).

My second question is what can affect the content of <head> being different if I am logged in or not? Because I also installed "All in one SEO" plugin and when I was logged in to WP, it added Open Graph meta tags to <head>, but if I logged out, these meta tags disappeared and I can't figure out why (I did uncheck the checkbox saying "Use built in fields" under Betheme SEO options). 

Please help, thank you 

The website is:
https://www.freedive-yachting.com/
Other recent changes that we did on the server are: redirecting everything to www. domain and forcing HTTPS protocol instead of plain HTTP.

Comments

  • AlbertAlbert
    Hi,

    sounds like your issues are related with cache and in such case, we suggest to remove cache completely.
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  • neskecneskec
    Which cache? Browser cache or wordpress cache? Browser cache is not an issue, I'm always clearing cache and it doesn't help.  If you mean another cache, please let me know a bit more specifically what I should do. 

    If it would help you, I can provide you with login details to wordpress.

    Thank you
  • neskecneskec
    The issue is certainly not cache - I had Super Cache plugin activated, but then I deactivated it and made sure everything got cleared. (Additionally, these classes were present when the page was loaded from your Demo site, so cache should have them from the beginning). I'm losign ideas what to check next, because it makes no sense that the <head>content  is different if I am logged in or not. 
  • neskecneskec
    FYI, I figured it out. The problem was that I had the website set to "Under construction" and for some reason that affects the CSS classes and index.html content.. I unchecked it and now it works. 

    Thank you
  • AlbertAlbert
    We meant WordPress cache but because you have maintenance mode active, we don't know what plugins actually you use. If you are sure it's not cache, we suggest to disable all plugins and also disable maintenance mode because right now there is different content for the logged user and non-logged (maintenance mode).

    We are glad you found it yourself because we had exactly the same in mind.
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