Floated element floats into post content in IE, Safari, and Chrome

UPDATE: Added a second alternative to match the targeting currently defined by your parent theme. Try adding: // generic target (first answer) a.more-link { display: block; } // more precise target based on parent theme (second answer) .entry-content .more-link { display: block; } Note sure that will get you to 100% across all of your … Read more

WordPress site using unknown overriding css

This is common problem when themes let you add some “free style” css as part of its options, try to look for such an option. In general never use this kinds of options if you can create a child theme and directly modify its css.

Bizarre WordPress CSS update problem

Found the problem, it was caused by a plugin called “Supercacher”, which must have been caching my css files. I purged the cache and it works now.