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Last updated by 5 years, 11 months ago.
Assisted by: Nigel.
Dear Sir/Madam,
I have two views and both contain the CSS with similar setting but only the child page works but not the home page.
Home page: hidden link
Child page: hidden link
From the child page, you can find the position of element .car-listing .view is inherit, it is defined in View with Content Template "Loop item in Similar Car List"
From the home page, you can find the position of element .car-listing .view is relative, the style is defined in View with Content Template "Loop item in Home Car List"
What is the reason why the CSS doesn't work on home page?
Hi Kelvin
I spotted two problems with your CSS, see screenshots.
One is the wrong kind of brackets for your .view-container declaration, and the other is an invalid type of comment in CSS.
