John Gardner

I dont’f find the file “arconix-faq.css” in wp site.

You can find the css file in /plugins/arconix-faq/includes/css/arconix-faq.css

How can I change something if I have no access to this file?

You can add styles to your theme’s style.css file to complement or override the plugin’s, or you can create your own arconix-faq.css file and put it in the root of your theme file and the plugin will load yours instead of the included file.

Hi Vishal,

Please shoot me an e-mail john at arconixpc.com

Thank you for your support!

If you want to modify the question

/* Arconix FAQ Question Title */
.arconix-faq-title { }

If you want to modify the answer

/* FAQ Answer Content  */
.arconix-faq-content { }

The CSS is pretty well documented. You can take a look at it here: https://github.com/j-gardner/arconix-faq/blob/master/includes/css/arconix-faq.css

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by John Gardner.

Hi Luca,

Sorry about the typo. Are you using some kind of caching plugin?

Hi,

Thanks for using my plugin and for the kind words. Add the following to your theme’s style.css file.

/* Set font-size and weight for Arconix FAQ plugin */
.arconix-faq-wrap {
    font-size: X;
    font-weight: bold;
}

Just replace X with whatever font size you’d like.

Hi Luca,

Thanks for giving my plugin a try.

Yes, if you comment out those lines my plugin will not be drawing a border or a background around my FAQs.

That said, I’d suggest putting the following lines in your styles.css file instead, that way if/when there’s an update to my plugin your changes won’t be overwritten:

/* Remove background and border from Arconix FAQ plugin */
.arconix-faq-wrap {
    background: transparent !important;
    border: none !important;
}

Do you have a link to the site where you are seeing this issue? As I mentioned previously the issue doesn’t affect my demo site so it would be helpful to see the problem in action.

Hi,

Thanks for using my plugin and I apologize for the troubles you’re having. I’ve updated to v4.8 on my demo site (demo.arconixpc.com) and my FAQ toggles and accordions still work, so the problem must be elsewhere. Could you provide a link to the site so I might take a look at it and see if I can figure out what the issue is?

Hi,

Thanks for using my plugin and I apologize for the troubles. I’m seeing some strange things in the code for the FAQ titles. Have you tried switching to TwentySixteen or something similar to see if it’s a theme issue? It appears there is extra code in the title which is causing the odd sort.

Also, please be aware that if you use numbers in your titles and have more than 9 FAQs it will sort them as follows:

1
10
11
2
20
21
3
4
5

and so on. You would have to put a ‘0’ in front of the first 9 FAQs:

01
02
03
04

for WordPress to sort in the manner you were expecting.

If you simply want to sort the FAQs in a particular order, then I’d suggest using the menu_order option and assign a value in the FAQ creation screen.

[faq orderby=menu_order style=accordion]

Hi and thanks for using my plugin. Unfortunately the plugin does not have such built-in capability to do what you’re looking to do.

Hi,

Thanks for using my plugin and I apologize for the troubles. Can you send me a link to the page where you’re seeing this behavior?

thanks

It’s possible if you copied and pasted the shortcode from the plugin page or my docs it would apply the code tags as well, but I’m not certain how they end up there.

Hi,

Thanks for using my plugin and I apologize for the trouble you’re having. After checking out your site I’m fairly sure I know why your CSS isn’t working. On your FAQ page go to the Text view and I believe you’ll see <code> and </code> tags around the shortcode. Remove those tags and see if that solves your issue.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by John Gardner.

Hi janaa,

Thanks for using my plugin and I apologize for the troubles. Apparently the default jQuery CSS that power the accordions does have some rules surrounding anchor links. I think if you target the following CSS it should get the behavior you want:

.ui-widget-content a { color: blue !important; }

Hi Matt,

Thanks for using my plugin and I apologize for the troubles. I think the root of the issue is with TablePress for 2 reasons:
1. My plugin doesn’t generate inline styles
2. The table you reference in the screenshot is generated by TablePress so their code is the most likely source for that inline style.