CSS

  • Resolved silverliebt

    (@silverliebt)


    8 years, 10 months ago

    Hi there: I’m working on a site for the Santa Barbara Humane Society in WordPress and testing your plugin. I was wondering how the CSS is generated and if I can somehow override certain styles (font styles, odd row background color, size of thumbnail images for example). I have looked at the PHP code, and don’t see how the styles are called from the pet-adoption-listings.php file.

    My other question is how to exclude all but Cats and Dogs from the dropdown menu. The Humane Society only offers adoptable cats and dogs, no rabbits, horses etc.

    Thanks in advance for any guidance you can give me!
    Best, Daniel
    artofmemory at gmail dot com

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/pet-adoption-listings/

Viewing 2 replies - 1 through 2 (of 2 total)
  • Thread Starter silverliebt

    (@silverliebt)

    I have tried commenting out, but that did not work:
    // Define available pet types
    $clan_options = array(
    ‘all’ => ‘Show All Types of Pets’,
    ‘dog’ => ‘Show Only Dogs’,
    ‘cat’ => ‘Show Only Cats’
    // ‘rabbit’ => ‘Show Only Rabbits’,
    // ‘bird’ => ‘Show Only Birds’,
    // ‘horse’ => ‘Show Only Horses’,
    // ‘small_animal’ => ‘Show Only Small Animals’,
    // ‘reptile’ => ‘Show Only Reptiles, Amphibians, and/or Fish’,
    // ‘farm_animal’ => ‘Show Only Farm-Type Animals’,
    );

    Plugin Author Chris Hardie

    (@chrishardie)

    Hi, thanks for asking about this.

    The plugin makes use of an iframe generated by the third-party site adoptapet.com, and so options for customizing the appearance of the content in that iframe are very limited, even with CSS. That said, they do support a “color” query parameter passed to the iframe URL, seen in the example given at https://shelterblog.adoptapet.com/2014/01/add-your-pet-list-in-wordpress/

    Right now my plugin doesn’t allow you to set the value of the color parameter and it just defaults to “green.” I’m not sure what the possible allowed values would be, but if I can determine that I will look at adding this customization option to the plugin soon.

    For the list of available pet types, the code you were working with is where the plugin lets you select which kinds of pets are shown by default in the resulting sidebar widget. It’s a part of the resulting iframe to offer a drop-down menu offering other pet types, even if no pets matching that type are available, and this isn’t something that can be removed by the plugin.

    I hope that helps. Let me know if you need anything else for now.

Viewing 2 replies - 1 through 2 (of 2 total)
  • The topic ‘CSS’ is closed to new replies.

Tags