CSS for non logged in users is different

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    Elise
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    I am having an issue with css not loading unless user is logged in. For example, on this page – https://www.whatson4kids.com.au/listings/western-australia/wangara/activities-and-classes/high-flyers-trampoline-gymnastics-academy/

    There is a button on the right hand side that the text is meant to be white but is still loading as the default Divi color. I have added custom css as follows:

    .edit-link gd-claim-link {color:#ffffff !important;}
    p.edit-link {color:#ffffff !important;}
    a#gd-claim-button.geodir_claim_enable {color: #fff !important;}

    I’ve tried adding it to Divi custom css, Divi Booster CSS, and to GD > Design > Scripts. None of these options work.

    When logged into WordPress it works fine, but that is obviously not quite right. How do I get the css to render for non-logged in users, who will be the majority of users?

    I have attached screenshots for logged in vs non-logged in users.

    All other custom css is working fine.

    #437408

    Alex Rollin
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    Post count: 27815

    That is most likely a cache issue.

    Try clearing the site cache or turning it off while you are working on CSS.

    We recommend all GD related styles be placed in GD – Design – Scripts – Custom CSS

    If that doesn’t work for you please reply with WP Admin credentials and we will take a look.

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