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Hi Tom – I am trying to put a linear-gradient background in the menu – something like:
.inside-navigation {
background: linear-gradient(to bottom, #1e5799 25%, #2989d8);
}Using Simple CSS, when I try to save the css, I get sent to an error page. If I remove the “25%” parameter, then it saves correctly. I tried putting this rule (with the “25%”) directly into style.css, and it displays correctly.
Any idea why I can’t save this in Simple CSS?
Thanks.
Lead Developer
What’s the error message?
It’s most likely the sanitization that happens before the data is saved to the database – this is a good thing for security.
However, obviously in this case it’s a little too aggressive as that’s perfectly good CSS.
I’ll look into it 🙂
The link was stripped out – try this: https://snag.gy/HKnuTX.jpg
Interesting, I just tried it on my localhost:
http://screencast.com/t/O1OhcXQL9j
http://screencast.com/t/CqvdsuJyIp6There must be some sort of server setting causing the issue for you.
Do you have access to your error_log file? If not, can you ask your hosting if they’re seeing anything in it?
I contacted my host and this was their answer:
“The issue was caused by mod security web application firewall. I have now disabled a mod security rule for your domain. Please try now.”
The css save is now working correctly.
Thanks for your help Tom.
Glad you got it sorted – thanks for sharing the solution 🙂
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