changing color settings

disabling all plugins but Lucky Wheel

modifing these css rules using media queries:

h.wplwl-location:before {
    content: "\f100";
}

.wplwl_pointer:before {
    font-size: 170px !important;
}

.wplwl_pointer:before {
    font-size: 500px;
}
.wplwl_pointer:before {
    color: #ed1c24;
}
.wplwl_pointer:before {
    text-shadow: -4px 2px 0 rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2);
    font-size: 55px;
}
.wplwl-location:before {
    content: "\f100";
}
[class^="wplwl-"]:before, [class*=" wplwl-"]:before, [class^="wplwl-"]:after, [class*=" wplwl-"]:after {
    font-family: "wp-lucky-wheel";
    font-size: 20px;
    font-style: normal;
    margin: 0;
    padding: 0;
}

can you help? We’d like to leave our site info private but would be happy to provide credentials/url in an email

many thanks in advance

I set the pointer to brown color when hovering, but it is visible all the time. And the dropdown, my setting is white background and brown color; when hovering, the background is brown and the text is white. but now it’s the brown background and white text all the time and it doesn’t have the hover function.

About the header, the first image is I set on builder, the second one is shown on the front, and it’s wrong.

about the menu pointer bug:

the first one is right on back, but the second on is showed on the front it’s wrong.

But here’s the deal

My webpage has a Login dropdown menu on the top side. It is the native Login form.
It logins well, no problem. But there is a button called Register.
And it doesnt point to the custom form, it points to the native register page https://lojagelain.com.br/wp-login.php?action=register
And I need it to point to https://lojagelain.com.br/register

How can I override it, change the pointer of Register to my new custom page?

There is some “User Plugin” that does that, but I don’t like it. I like this User Registration, but I can’t get it to work

So I updated to 2.3.7 to fix the missing icon issue, however, now the widgets in the panel itself are not clickable. The cursor remains as a pointer and doesn’t allow you to grab and drag it any longer depending on the widget element. As an example, I have DC4E elements, and a ‘portion’ of the widget icon is allowing me to grab it and drag it into the design area, but hardly any of the others. I deactivated the plugin, and then it works as expected.

Can we update the CSS to reflect this change? I have updated my css file to add the cursor: pointer code to the button, but I think everyone would benefit from this small aesthetic change.

Below is the code I added to my CSS file to make the cursor change into a pointer when hovering above the Add to Homescreen button.

/* add cursor pointer to ‘add to homescreen’ button */
.pwaforwp-btn {
cursor: pointer;
}

after every update of this plugin we see the (for us really annoying) admin pointer in the WordPress’ backend menu entry of this plugin telling something like “This update fixes pagination and autonext issues for Free and Pro versions.”. This is something we know anyway since before we roll out an update over several hundrets of WordPress installations we inform us beforehand what the update does. We don’t need to get our noses rubbed in this a second time in every plugin installation and be forced to manually click this unnecessary information away every time.

Since we use several dozens of WordPress installations using this plugin we want to get rid of these insertions we have to click away over and over again.

Just imagine every plugin would be this “chatty” after a normal update. We would spend half the day clicking away any popups, info screens and so on.

So please: Is it possible to get rid of this “feature”?

Many greetings and thanks for the cool plugin,
-doffine