pointer-events: none; WHY?

  • Resolved potpov

    (@potpov)


    6 years, 10 months ago

    hi.
    is there a reason behind this inline rule?
    i cant see any way to disable its generation from the settings and,
    as it’s an inline rule, i cant override it with my custom css.
    how can i force the plugin to avoid the print of this line of code?

    thanks

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  • Plugin Author leonmagee

    (@leonmagee)

    Hi @potpov, if I remember correctly, we have that inline style on the <a> tag since we are opening the link when someone clicks on the outer wrapping div, but we still want to have an inner <a> tag with an href property.

    If you could explain exactly what you are trying to do and send me a link to your site I could probably help.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter potpov

    (@potpov)

    thanks for your answer.
    i’d like to re-define the hover stile of my links but the property looks disabled by the inline rule you set.

    https://elenablogdev.tk/?page_id=6

    you can go to the latest posts on the home page to notice the effect i’m talking about.

    Plugin Author leonmagee

    (@leonmagee)

    Hi @potpov, I was able to modify the hover state with the following css:

    .shop-page-wp-link:hover a {
    background-color: cornflowerblue;
    border-color: cornflowerblue;
}

    Let me know if this is what you need. Thanks

    Thread Starter potpov

    (@potpov)

    thank you, it worked.
    i don’t know why i was having so many problems with it.

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