• Resolved thirdside

    (@thirdside)


    Great plugin! It’s exactly what we needed. Unfortunately, the latest version (1.3.1) created an issue for more advanced users where it made things simpler for intermediate users.

    We had initially modified the CSS for the plugin in our theme’s CSS editor. Not elegant, but it worked. When 1.3 came out, we copied the CSS into the new CSS editor and (thankfully) removed all the !important tags we had been using.

    Now that 1.3.1 is out, we’ve lost the capability to edit some of the classes we had modified. Is there a way to get access to these classes without having to put half the plugin’s CSS in one place and the other half in another place?

    The code we were using and lost use of is below:

    .ja_title > div
    {
    color:white;
    }
    .ja_btn_wrap.optBack
    {
    background: white ;
    padding: 10px 0px 13px 0px ;
    }
    .ja_wrap.ja_wrap_white
    {
    background: rgba(128,128,128,.6) ;
    border: none ;
    }
    .ja_close
    {
    display: none ;
    }
    .jAlert
    {
    border-radius: 0px ;
    }
    .ja_btn_red, .ja_btn_red:link, .ja_btn_red:visited {
    background: #af2222 ;
    border: none ;
    color: white ;
    float: right ;
    margin-right: 15px ;
    border-radius: 0px ;
    }
    .ja_btn_green, .ja_btn_green:link, .ja_btn_green:visited {
    background: #242e64 ;
    border: none ;
    color: white;
    margin-left: -25px ;
    border-radius: 0px ;
    }

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  • Plugin Author Curtis V. Schleich

    (@cvscvstechcom)

    I see exactly what you’re talking about. I made that change due to realizing that novice users could really muck up the works with it the way I’d implemented it. I see what you’ve done and I can add another field for that purpose. Give me a bit and I’ll push out 1.3.2 with that feature.

    Plugin Author Curtis V. Schleich

    (@cvscvstechcom)

    Ok, try 1.3.2. That should do it for you.

    Plugin Author Curtis V. Schleich

    (@cvscvstechcom)

    (Forgot to mark it resolved.)

    Thread Starter thirdside

    (@thirdside)

    Thanks for the quick response. Looks good so far. I’ll let you know once we have a chance to run it through its paces.

    Thanks again!

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