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Editing a Style - changes ignored

Discussion in 'User Experience' started by raindog308, May 28, 2012.

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    I'm working in the style editor and I uploaded a custom background. It appears to be completely ignored. Changing the logo works, but nothing I've done to change the header background, etc. makes any difference. In both the style editor display and a user's cpanel, it still shows the default background.

    I did try regenerating sprites, but no change.

    I'm running 11.32.2 (build 25)

    Related?

    http://forums.cpanel.net/f8/cpanel-keeps-reverting-branding-changes-276561.html

    Alas, no ETA.

    Would overwriting the files in /usr/local/cpanel/base/frontend/(theme name)/branding/(style name) help? Because the files in /var/cpanel are being ignored.
     
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