1 ednong Jan 06, 2016 03:44
3 fplanque 06 Jan 2016 23:42
You can do all that in CSS.
All you need to do is make a more precise CSS selector to override the existing.
If you like dirty tricks, you can also add !important
to your CSS. (Google it please)
4 ednong 07 Jan 2016 15:38
Nope, I can't it because the last class/id the button has will be from the jquery style sheet.
So I need to change this style (I will not do so) or to change the php file.
Maybe it is possible to set an extra class for this plugin as last class so I can create this class in the css file.
Second, I guess its easier for people to change/chose colors in the settings than to write a css style sheet. ;)
Better idea - to have the ability to change all colors in this plug in ;)
There are these colors I would change in the setting dialog of the plug in:
It would really great to have the possibility of changing this in the setting dialog of the plug in.