- Issue created by @RobBNL
- 🇩🇪Germany szeidler Berlin
Hi,
that's not particularly a question for this module, but a general theming question. You would need to inspect the HTML of your website, because the elements and classes are depending on the theme you're using.
On a most sites I have seen the following would be enough. But that's what you already seem to have tested out.
.language-link { text-transform: uppercase; } - 🇳🇱Netherlands RobBNL
Hi thanks for getting back to me.
It now works and I learned something.
I had the development settings enabled to not cache markup, but with that enabled stylesheets are still cached.
I had expected that nothign would be cached but that's clearly not the case.
So after clearing the cache my lines in the custom stylesheet where picked up.
Greetings,
Rob - 🇩🇪Germany szeidler Berlin
Great to hear. All the best with your Drupal experience.
Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.