Stray CSS in et-divi-customizer-global-cached-inline-style

Question

I've got some CSS that I can't find which is in et-divi-customizer-global-cached-inline-style, its not in the custom CSS in Divi and I can't find it in the database.

I haven't added any custom css files

Looking for suggestions as to where else it might be located

Thanks in advance

Answer 1

I found where this CSS hides. From the WordPress menu, follow:

Appearance --> Customize --> Additional CSS

This is where that extra bit of CSS lives within Divi. Hope this helps!

Answer 2

We had the same issue but a different cause. We had added some custom CSS somewhere else entirely - in fact in a text module the Global Footer - but just used "p" rather than ".some-selector p" so it started affecting the entire site. Took us forever to work out where it was coming from (which we eventually did by searching in the database for the offending styles.)

Answer 3

Long time ago this answer. But I had the same problem, but it seems that CSS placed there (on the bottom of the page) is taken from the DIVI modules. So check which module 'behaves' strange and search in the design tab what behaviour you have to change.

Hope this helps. It seems it cannot directly be edited

Answer 4

Don't have a solution yet, but I have the same problem.

I think it is generated CSS with the customizer settings. Which then is outputted in the head see output example

The css is part of <style id="et-divi-customizer-global-cached-inline-styles">