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  • sportspress does have default css.
    Did you try activating plugin or reinstalling?
    link to your website pls

    or your thame isn’t sportspress compatible https://sportspresspro.com/docs/theme-integration-guide/

    Thread Starter Kyle Lawrence

    (@kylerlawrence)

    Yeah it’s activated and installed fine.

    Link

    If you see the player stats just line up in a row. where as on the Rookie theme and other compatible themes they fit into a table quite nice. I can’t seem to figure out how to do this. Any advice would be helpful!

    ??

    add to your css:

    .sp-template-details dd {
      clear: right;
      padding-left: px;
      display: inline-block;
    }
    .sp-template-details dt {
      float: left;
      min-width: 90px;
    }

    Thread Starter Kyle Lawrence

    (@kylerlawrence)

    Thanks Mirek that got me a bit further.

    I’ve now followed the Integration guide to add the SportsPress pages I think I just need to style it now.


    New Site

    Rookie Theme

    If you compare the two sites I’m working on, One using the Rookie theme, They look completely different. Do you know how I’m able to achieve a similar look? I’ve tried playing around with the CSS but must be looking at the wrong area as no matter what I do I just can’t seem to get it to change.

    You have to copy correct rules from Rookie css.
    This look (design) is made by theme not plugin.

    I’m trying to accomplish the same thing. Did you ever figure this out?

    I created a sportspress.php file in the root of my theme, then created the sportspress folder and inside that using page.php creates single-player.php and I see no change at all. I followed those instructions on the Them INtegration guide.

    I basically am trying to use the rookie single player page with my theme. Were you ever able to figure this out?

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