[Speakeazy]

They did. Not sure how! Should have updated this question as a result...

Thanks,
Henry

[Speakeazy]

I'm using WP Native Dashboard plugin to do this:

http://www.code-styling.de/english/development/wordpress-plugin-wp-native-dashboard-en

[Speakeazy]

David,

I raised a support ticket, but I've just found the answer....

I installed JetPack for WordPress 15 mins ago:

Jetpack – WP Security, Backup, Speed, & Growth

When I authorized JetPack by entering my login details for WordPress.com, the "Edit CSS" item appeared in my site 'Appearance" menu...

Editing Custom CSS is actually a JetPack feature, described here:
http://jetpack.me/support/custom-css/

Problem solved.

How would you do this without JetPack, are there alternatives I wonder...? Just curious.

Henry

[Speakeazy]

David,

The two websites I am talking about are hosted by the same company (VidaHost), and in both sites the permissions are 644 on:
/public_html/wp-content/themes/minimum/style.css

however, as described before, the site using Minimum 2.0 gives me the option Appearance>Edit CSS and the site using Minimum 2.0.1 doesn't.

I tried your solution on my Minimum 2.0.1 site:

• I changed the style.css in the above location to 666 and refreshed the Dashboard. No change. Still no Edit CSS.
• I changed the style.css in the above location to 777 and refreshed the Dashboard. No change. Still no Edit CSS.

Am I changing the correct style.css?

Not sure what to try next.

Henry

[Speakeazy]

OK. I assumed if I was logged in under my updated MyStudiopress Id and Password it would work but it doesn't provide read access or allow me to log into the old forum.

So I had to recover my old password (I dumped it as I understood everything was moving to the new forum) and I can see all the stuff now.

Will I need to maintain two logins going forward (for the old and new forums)?

Thanks.

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