Shortcode prints css on page

Hello,

Actually, our plugin dynamic option for width.
Please refer to the below screenshot and set the countdown timer width.
https://prnt.sc/1j0t9kh

Please tell me what about our problem actually width options-general settings in our plugin.

Thanks,

Hello. Yes this is the setting I’m talking about.

When I input something in there (like “750” for example), the CSS code I mentioned in my original post is printed as plain-text above the timer.

See this for example: https://prnt.sc/1j2d3id

Thank you.

Hello,

We have checked your website and we are not found any CSS issue.
Please refer to the below screenshot.
https://www.awesomescreenshot.com/image/11563352?key=3536587dc80aafee22adf96e3a16f6ee

Please tell me about your website which browser you are having an issue with for CSS display.

Please check and please share a full-page screenshot.

Thanks,

You haven’t found an issue because I’ve corrected it by removing (Emptying) the Timer Width option.

If I input anything in it, it appears as my original image.

https://prnt.sc/1jcuqq9

For the image above, I set the Timer Width to 650. You can see that the CSS is printed as plain text above the timer. There’s probably a </style> tag missing somewhere in the plugin’s code.

You can’t see it on the live version because I reversed the setting to empty after I took the screenshot.

Took a look at the code for you, and it seems that CSS is generated in line 138 of the wpcdt-functions.php file.

It is then fed into a filter.

Hello,

We have checked the “hello-elementor” theme and “elementor” plugin but it does not display any CSS issue.

Please go to our website and join our live chat because we need to check your website.

Thanks,