[Plugin: Business Directory Plugin] Modifying css for child theme

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  • Plugin Author Business Directory Plugin

    (@businessdirectoryplugin)

    We have it on the list to make a formal CSS override mechanism, which will allow you to put your custom changes in, keep them between upgrades, and override the CSS we put in BD. We don’t have this yet. So the best thing to do is this:

    – Download a copy of wpbusdirman.css
    – Make mods to it
    – Upload them to your site
    – Test it out
    – If it’s all good, save that local copy somewhere you can use for upgrades later
    – Otherwise, go back to step 2.

    Thread Starter gingram815

    (@gingram815)

    Thanks, I got most of it figured out.

    Looks like the fix you posted on https://businessdirectoryplugin.com/support-forum/faq/how-to-use-custom-styles-with-bd-2-1/#p2682 was made after this, but I believe I may have simplified the process a bit (at least for myself).

    I created the file called wpbdp_custom_style.css in the plugin directory root as suggested, but it only contains one line:
    @import url("../themes/childtheme/wpbdp-style.css");
    …and then of course I have the file wpbdp-style.css in my childtheme directory.

    Now all my css files are in one directory which I find preferable.

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