Hi,
I came across two issues:
1. When I attempt to change font size of a widget output (Visual editor), css in attributes like “font-size: 10px” it does not work. It seems like the font size is connected to the cell size, proportionately.
2. Is it possible, with the attributes box, to change different elements separately? For example, I want to have the title element bigger than it is and not to change all the fonts in a widget
3. Maybe a stupid question – how do I use the “widget class” input in Attributes? If I add custom css do I need to put something there?
Thanks a lot, and kudos for a great plugin!
Joanna
Seems can’t edit the previous post. Question no 1 solved – don’t know what caused that, but when I deleted old and created new widgets, everything works fine with the CSS.
Question no 2 – still an issue.
Hi Joanna
The Widget Class attribute allows you to target the Widget with Custom CSS (providing your theme supports it or you have a plugin to enable you to use Custom CSS).
For Example, If you gave the widget a name of ‘mywidget’ you can use Custom CSS to target the individual elements within the widget.
.mywidget h1 { font-size: 20px; font-color: #000; } .mywidget p { font-size: 14px; font-color: #CCC; }Hope this helps
Magus
Yes, it does help a lot, thanks! I’m loving your plugin even more :)
Joanna
No Problem.
if you need any more help, please feel free to open a new support thread.
Magus