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The sure way to tell is to look at the HTML source in a web browser and see what file it is pointing to. It should include the full path there. Also, make sure to clear your cache. You can use the admin function to do this, but when I have a change that is not taking effect as expected, I take a few additional steps to be sure.
1) throw away the cache folder for your site in the /var/yoursite/ folder. Leave the storage folder. 2) empty your browser cache Also, another step in troubleshooting CSS is to make sure that another stylesheet is not overriding your settings. The last style found is the one that is used for a particular setting, and they load in the order that they are listed in the top of the page (last one is at the bottom). If you are setting a color in the core.css, and that style has a color set in the classes-colors.css, it will override your setting and it will appear to have no effect. The best way to make sure this is not what is causing your problem is to change a color to an obvious setting in the last stylesheet that is loaded and see if that has any effect. Keep in mind that the stylesheets in the default installation come from two locations - two (both end in -colors.css) from the packages folder, and four from the design/base/stylesheets folder (site.css, classes.css, core.css, and debug.css).
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