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I'm editing a customized wordpress theme that has visual composer installed in it. I can edit a lot of css in the default editor from Wordpress. But there are some css tags such as: .vc_custom_1496470898482 that I don't know where to edit.

Thanks for your help!

Frits
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Claire van Ingen
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  • you could not edit the css in visual composer.But you can assign id for the selected row or column and write your own css – Ravi Kumar Jul 19 '17 at 13:11
  • Hi Ravi, thanks for your answer. This is what I've been doing but since the tag that I want to overwrite already has !important behind it I can't overwrite again with my own css file. Do you know where to locate the current css? – Claire van Ingen Jul 19 '17 at 13:18
  • Have you tried adding your own `!important` tag to overwrite it? Have a look at the [Cascading and Specificity Stack Overflow Documentation](https://stackoverflow.com/documentation/css/450/cascading-and-specificity/2253/calculating-selector-specificity#t=201707191337543181956) – Frits Jul 19 '17 at 13:44

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This is an auto generated CSS by visual composer so can't be edited.

So there are two approaches for applying your CSS to it and these are as follows:

  1. Inside visual composer, add your own class/id for that particular row/element and then apply CSS using this newly added class/id. (Recommended)
  2. Override this class with same name i.e .vc_custom_1496470898482 in your CSS file or inside custom CSS editor provided by the visual composer or theme.

Hope it helps.

Jenis Patel
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