If your Additional CSS has suddenly disappeared from the WordPress Theme Customizer, then your new child theme might be to blame.
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a stylesheet language used to specify the design or style of HTML elements. Most commonly added via an external stylesheet, CSS can also be used internally or inline. It would be impossible to work in web design for any length of time without being exposed to some CSS, and even a little knowledge can be highly useful.
If your Additional CSS has suddenly disappeared from the WordPress Theme Customizer, then your new child theme might be to blame.
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