• Resolved lostprogress

    (@lostprogress)


    Hi, I’d like to apply styles to the results of this plugin (which look great, but need some tweaking).

    I was looking at other threads and saw its possible to do custom templates or something, but it’s been a while since I poked around in detail with WP or CSS.

    Would it be possible to post somewhere simple step-by-step instructions for how to create custom styles for this plugin? Sorry if this already exists, but I was too dumb to easily follow what I saw.

    Thanks.

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  • Plugin Author Jon Weatherhead

    (@jweathe)

    Hi. I will see about getting such a blog published at some point but in the interim this is a quick guide to the inline blog post template.

    .also-in-this-series is the top-level class and everything will be within this container.

    Then you find .series-title and .series-description classes which wrap the title and the series description.

    There is no wrapping class for the actual series listing yet, but each listing has a .series-post class.

    From a hierarchy view, it all looks like this:

    .also-in-this-series
    — .series-title
    — .series-description
    — ol
    —- .series-listing
    —- .series-listing
    —- .series-listing
    —- .series-listing

    You can probably make basic CSS rules to target those, but if you have a more complex setup and series somehow conflicts with other CSS rules I recommend writing your rules as

    .also-in-this-series .series-title
    .also-in-this-series .series-description

    I hope that this is useful information.

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