There was no sound in the video, but are you asking why the selector label didn’t update when you changed the code in the editor? If you have synced the selector code with the selector label (using the chain icon to the right of the selector label field) – you are right this should update the label. That’s a bug you’ve just notified me of. I’ll fix that ASAP.
If you haven’t synced the selector code with the label then you would need to edit the label yourself by clicking the name of the selector in the top toolbar where you have:
One questions was: I just don’t know how I can apply CSS fixes from MicroThemer to two different page ids? How do I do that. Eg. I want to apply them to both a page on appscaptain.com and a translated (but otherwise identical) on apps captain and this Mac support website.
What I showed in the video was what I tried – and none of those worked.
About changing the label I’m not quite understanding what you’re saying. I can’t see how I can change the “label”? Any chance for videos to answer these two questions?
1. The selector you created with the commas should work actually. Could this be another caching issue? If not, could you recreate the selector with the commas and then send me a link to both pages so I can see why the CSS isn’t applying to the second page.
2. You have clicked the icon to the right of the Code field which syncs the code with the label (perhaps by accident). That is why the field for editing the selector label isn’t showing – only the dark blue field for the code. Click the sync icon again to change this.
There are a few ways to highlight the scope of the current selector’s targeting:
Click the name of the selector in the top menu and then hover over the highlight icon
View menu > Highlight (last item at the bottom)
Ctrl + Alt + H keyboard shortcut
That should reveal if the styles are affecting both pages. Temporarily setting e.g. a background color or border can be useful for troubleshooting sometimes too.
