Joan,

If I'm about to tell you anything you already know please forgive me.

When it comes to CSS it's all about specificity and order, the last css file has presedence over previous ones and a generic .Head can be overwritten by placing the code in a "further down the code" css file or by referencing a wrapping wrapping element. So if the code looks like this:

<h1>
<span class="Head">This is the title</span>
<h1>

The .Head element can be overwritten by placing the code in the last referenced CSS file, within the HTML of the page or within the element (inline). And it can also be changed by creating a statement that has more presedence such as H1 .Head which will apply settings over the .Head styles as long as the element is within a H1.

If you access the admin section and add the CSS to the Style Sheet within here it will appear on the closest CSS file so this will override any generic .Head settings. If this doesn't make the changes, you'll need to try more "weight" and reference a wrapping element such as span.Head or H1 .head if the containers are symantic.

Hope this helps.

Rick.

Joan,

That's no problem, glad I could help.

Regards,

Rick.

@Joan,

I wonder if the problem you saw is because the browser is not pulling down the upddated style sheet and is running with an older cached version.

I'm no expert here, but I believe that holding down Ctrl as you hit F5/click refresh causes the browser to refetch everything - including style sheets it otherwise would not bother with.