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  • Thread Starter gluggy

    (@gluggy)

    Hi,

    I’ve been using the standard / included CSS with the only the width of the div that holds the image being altered. The template is the single category / left image one with the <HR> beneath the image removed but otherwise unchanged. The actual layout is ok but I’m having problems working out where the <code> tags in the generated page are coming as they are not in the template file or CSS – if I could prevent them from being added the text for the link name and description would match the rest of the site.

    Once again thanks for the help and sorry if its something really simple I’m missing at this end.

    Thread Starter gluggy

    (@gluggy)

    Hi,

    Thanks for the quick reply – I’ve checked the template and can’t see any reference to the tag, this is the template I’m using…

    <!--link:start--><div class="mylinks_container"><div class="mylinks_left">{image}</div><div class="mylinks_right"><b>{link_name}</b><br><br>{link_description}<br><br><a href="{link_url}" target="_blank">{link_url}</a></div></div><!--link:stop-->

    The code tag is being inserted directly after the divs so that its being shown in the browser as…

    <!--link:start--><div class="mylinks_container"><div class="mylinks_left"><code>{image}</code></div><div class="mylinks_right"><code><b>{link_name}</b></p>
    <p>{link_description}</p>
    <p><a href="{link_url}">{link_url}</a></code></div></div><!--link:stop-->

    In all fairness it’s not a major issue, it would just be nice to keep the styling of the links page consistent with the rest of the site.

    *edit* Having a few probs copying the code across but think / hope its displayed well enough to make sense.

    Thanks again

    Thread Starter gluggy

    (@gluggy)

    Panic not, have changed both instances of “plugin_options_validate” to “plugin_options_validated” and its working fine ??

    Hi,

    The colours are changed via these classes:

    .progress-container – changes the colour of the “un-raised” target amount.
    .progress-bar – The colour of the actual ammount raised so far.

    Not sure if the default widget themes will let you make changes but cloning of them and then applying the CSS changes does work.

    Thread Starter gluggy

    (@gluggy)

    Brilliant! Thanks a lot for sorting it, will mark this topic as resolved ??

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