League tables to match fixtures.

@ajncwebsite

You can build your league tables as you wish, and then use the shortcode to display anywhere on your site.
If you want to add it as a Widget, then simply use the Text widget to input the shortcode, or use the League Table widget as many times as you like and select the tables you want to display.
/wp-admin/widgets.php

You’re a big help Corrina. I’ve put a news widget in there now. Do you know a way to change the font colour, or have some control over it, so it differs from the body? I can’t seem to work out how to do this with customizing?
https://www.altrinchamnetball.co.uk/

@ajncwebsite

Try this, under Appearance –> Customize –> Additional CSS :

p.news-widget__post__excerpt { color: red; }

or

.news-widget__post__excerpt p { color: red; }

That’s worked a treat. Thanks @corrinarusso. Reckon you can control the heading + the date colour with the same kind of CSS?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by ajncwebsite.

How did you manage to separate the fixtures for every age group? I run an amateur league and have a Premier and a 1st division. Every time i attempt to separate the two league fixtures like your age groups, the Premier fixtures appear no matter what i do.

Thanks

https://gdsml.co.uk

Set up a page for each team, then make a calendar for each from their events/fixtures. The calendar should then give you a link code. Each of my team pages just consists of something like this:
[event_blocks 244] [team_standings 114]
Which is the fixtures from the calendar, then the league table.

When you customize your menu you should be able to drop each team into it as a sub-menu of the league?

Hope that makes sense?

@ajncwebsite

Control the date color :

.news-widget__post__date a {
    position: absolute;
    top: 0;
    color: red;
    background: #f32c5b;
    padding: 5px 10px;
}

.news-widget__post__date a:hover {
    position: absolute;
    top: 0;
    color: green;
    background: #f32c5b;
    padding: 5px 10px;
}

I’m looking to seperate my premier league fixtures and my 1st division. Every time i put fixtures up, then make a calendar, all the fixtures go into the calendar. So if i make a calendar (fixtures and Results) for the premier league then a separate calendar for the 1st division, i still have all the fixtures in the calendar for the premier clubs ??

@ajncwebsite morning. I’ve had a look at your site. On your fixtures and results, how did you get the drop arrow, then different age groups?

Thanks

It’s sub menus. Part of the varsity theme from themeboy.

I’ll try not to bother you too much more @corrinarusso. I have tried hacking that CSS you sent me that worked so well for the news widget in the sidebar. How do I do it for an RSS feed please? https://www.altrinchamnetball.co.uk/

@ajncwebsite

It’s no bother.

Can you be more specific about your request pls ?
What are you trying to accomplish ?

Thanks @corrinarusso. You gave me some code to change the colour of the news widget in the sidebar. I was wondering if I can do the same for the RSS widget? At present the text (from twitter) is yellow. I am guessing it is because it is recognizing it as a link. I’d prefer control over the colour of this text?

@ajncwebsite

Sure, try this :
a.rsswidget { color: red; }