Bug: CSS being applied when disabled

  • Thanks for the plugin! There is a slight problem with CSS rules being applied when setting WP Inspect to disabled via the admin bar item. For example, elements with the class “container” are being given a max width. This class is very common in themes and so the plugin can create havoc even when disabled.

    What about adding a class to the root element via javascript when the feature is set to Enabled and then adding that element to all the plugin’s css selectors?

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  • Plugin Author explodybits

    (@explodybits)

    So I’m looking through my CSS and I’m not seeing that. I have two stylesheets, one for frontend, another for the admin.

    The screen.min.css (frontend) & screen-admin.min.css (admin) each only having one reference to max-width, which applies to the pre element in the popups:

    .qtip-content pre{text-overflow:ellipsis;line-height:1.25;<strong>max-width:100%</strong>;padding:.25em

    I’m running the plugin under a vanilla install of WordPress with no other plugins enabled. Any additional information would be helpful, but I’m not seeing it on my end.

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