Melindrea

Yes you can. If you inspect the code using either Firebug or the Chrome Inspector, you’ll see that the parent of the widget itself has both a series of classes and an id.

If it’s “each unique widget” should have it’s own colour, then you can use the ID (where for instance the DIY has the id linkcat-12 for the moment) like the following:

#linkcat-12 .widgettitle { color: blue; }

Hope this helps.

The issue appears to be with the permalink (<?php echo get_permalink(get_option(‘jr_submit_page_id’)); ?>).

What is the value of that option? What is the url supposed to be?

Now, I am not the author of this plugin, just a user who enjoy using it, but here’s a few questions to see if we can work this out together, as it appears to be abandoned.

What are the issues on Android Browser?

There is, as far as I know, no way to reliably prevent the usage of the plugin on certain browsers, but there might be ways to use javascript to migate the issues.