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  • comdraft

    (@comdraft)

    Hi Mikkel,

    great plugin, very helpful!

    It would be also helpful if we can give each widget his own css class for different styling and maybe a checkbox to chose if the widget title should be displaying or not.

    The last point should be for easy handling by people who don’t know css. ??

    sincerely
    Tina

    Plugin Author Mikkel Rommelhoff

    (@mrommel)

    Hi Tina,

    Thanks for the feedback. It’s really great to get more eyes looking at the usage and I am prepared to add additional functionality if it enhances the experience.
    Before I do that, i just to be sure I understand what you would like to achieve :).

    1. Option to give the widget a specific class so you can style it without knowing CSS.
    If people enter a class wouldn’t they then have to know how to target the specific class via CSS? Just afraid that adding an extra class to the widget is not solving that particular issue that you describe. What are the actual issue you had on your particular site?

    So knowing a little CSS you could do something like:
    .sidebar .widget_rommeled_image { background: green; }
    The sidebar selector needs to match the one in your theme.

    Do you need help with CSS or?

    2. Option to hide the title.
    – Have you noticed that if you do not enter a title – none is displayed?

    Again many thanks for your feedback – looking forward to hear from you.

    Plugin Author Mikkel Rommelhoff

    (@mrommel)

    Hi Tina
    Was hoping to hear back from you about your issue/request.

    Hi Mikkel,

    sorry for the late reply. i made this post with my private account instead of my companys Account and so I loose the focus.

    My opinion about the first point was a site with many different widgets on different locations with different content. So different CSS classes are helpful to style different widgets. ?? It should not be styled without CSS, this was for the second point, cause there are two title fields. The first is helpful for the overwiev in backend by using many different widgets, the second I already left empty but for the first title it would be glad to have this checkbox to still have the overwiev in backend but not showing on frontend.

    I hope it’s a little bit clearer now.

    By the way, the feature to implement own templates would be also great!

    Sincerely
    Tina

    Plugin Author Mikkel Rommelhoff

    (@mrommel)

    Hi Tina

    Thats alright. Glad you turned back and wasen’t scared away.

    I have added two new features:
    – Option to add one or more css classes.
    – Option to only display the “Widget title” if you want to via checkbox.

    Note:
    Other fields needs to be left empty.

    Plugin Author Mikkel Rommelhoff

    (@mrommel)

    Feel free to rate the plugin if you like to ??

    Hi Mikkel,

    this is great, thank you!

    Hi Mikkel,

    I am not a long time user by now, hopefully I didn’t miss where to configure this:
    (At least) allowed Paragraph-Tags would be great for some styling to emphasize some text parts.

    Best
    Annette

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