CSS file

  • Resolved morgenv

    (@morgenv)


    11 years, 1 month ago

    Hi Martin

    You’ve made a great tool and I’m very appreciative! I have a few questions, I’ll stick them all in here in the interest of being efficient:

    1) With regards to displaying the bird icon to the left, I uploaded the css file via FTP to the uploads section of my directory, however, no change on the website.

    You can see a screen shot of the css file in context in its directory at
    https://www.labourpride.com/indevelopment/

    2) I also want to use a background image of some sort, as I don’t want it to blend into the background of the page. I added the background-color code into the same CSS file as above, but no luck.

    }
    div.rotatingtweets_format_0 p.rtw_meta {
    padding-left: 38px;
    background-color: rgba(224,224,224,0.85);
    }

    Do I need to ‘activate’ the CSS file in the theme somehow? I’m very new to HTML & CSS, but am not uncomfortable with going under the hood to make changes. I tried it also with the Naked Theme, but didn’t see the changes.

    Thanks,
    Morgen

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/rotatingtweets/

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  • Plugin Author Martin Tod

    (@mpntod)

    Your CSS is activated and the file is in place. I’d ‘aim’ at the surrounding .div for a background colour.

    I’d also use div.rotatingtweets instead of div.rotatingtweets_format_0. That way you don’t need to match the CSS to the format you’ve chosen (which is currently div.rotatingtweets_format_2.

    I’m also not sure that putting a bird and using format 2 – which includes people’s icons – is going to work.

    I just tried:

    div.rotatingtweets {
          background-color: rgba(224,224,224,0.85);
}

    and it seemed to be OK.

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