avrdev

Id suggest you dump this plug-in as there seems to be no support for it.

I have discovered that after adding your function which gives the “important” attribute to all EG Fonts, Fount breaks!

With that function installed, Fount reports “Default/No Font” when an EGF font is clicked. I’ll try and reach the developer of Fount and see what he says.

=A.

A second thanks – I used this function as well!

=Alan R.

Yet another enthusiastic user here – but too much is never enough!!

I’m working with a child theme of Pexeto’s Dandelion. I’ve made a number of customization’s to various font elements that now live in ‘style.css’

It seems with this PI, I’ll be able to clean out the style file – but – the menu in ‘Typography’ will be getting a bit long. Just wondering if it might be useful to have two sub-menus under ‘Typography’ : “Core” and “Custom” – or something like that. In the Core would be all the core H1…H6 elements – and such, and under the Custom would be those user-created items. Just to keep the menu-length from getting out of hand.
=Alan R.

When using the table, you do need to set the borders to zero like this:

<table style="border:0">
<tr>
<td style="border:0">[maxbutton id="1"]</td>
<td style="border:0">[maxbutton id="2"]</td>
</tr>
</table>

…otherwise there may be a thin boarder showing behind the buttons.
WP 3.9.1 Chrome; Firefox & IE11

=Alan R.

My friend – as stated in my initial email – I HAVE activated TWO modules (their slider is now green, all the rest are red, meaning NOT activated).

I only activated two, so they would stand out from the existing items Widgets that it does display. I might add that I find it odd that this plugin would display and allow me to select items form the Widget area…
A bit confusing.

I will take this to the Pro Forum.

=Alan R.