stighetl

@missveronicatv I finally figured it out, many thanks to you!

I right clicked on the text and clicked on “inspect element”. Figured out the CSS I had to change was .entry-content strong. So I changed the code to:

.entry-content strong {
color:black !important;
}

And it worked! Thank you very much for your help!

@missveronicatv We’re so close now that I want to cry happy tears! I appreciate all your help so far. Thank you.

Now It looks like this:

@missveronicatv Again, I’m really grateful for your help! We’re almost there. (Again, I just changed the color to red to see where the changes took effect)

Unfortunately, it only changes the color on the grid view, not the list view.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by stighetl.

@missveronicatv You’re on to something now! It changed the color in the grid view, but not on the list view I’m sorry. (I tested with red color instead of black)

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by stighetl.

@missveronicatv I changed from Lexrider to Twenty Twenty-One. Here the text was already black, so I tried to add the code

.um-directory .um-members-wrapper .um-members.um-members-grid .um-member {
color:red !important;
}

to the custom CSS section, but unfortunately that didn’t work either.

@missveronicatv I have to be a little careful with my answer now. It’s a brand new UM installation. I haven’t made any changes to UM other than some small changes in the settings, and added some user roles and forms.

I did however enable Gutenberg Blocks. Tried to disable it now, without any luck I’m afraid.

I’m making the customization in the main theme of the website.

@missveronicatv I really, really appreciate you taking the time to help me. Unfortunately it’s still not working.

I even tried to change the color from “black” to “#000000”, but that didn’t work either.

@missveronicatv Thank you! Unfortunately, it didn’t resolve my issue.

I entered the exact code into the custom CSS section for my theme Lexrider, but the text is still white.

(The text with a red background is text I’ve marked)

By the way, this is text fields in the user information section on a member directory site.

“Choose field(s) to display in extra user information section”

@missveronicatv Thank you for your reply! I think we’re on the right track. Unfortunately I don’t know much CSS, but it looks like this code only change link color and button colors, not text color. But if I search after “text color” on docs.ultimatemember.com, I get 119 articles. So fingers crossed the answer is there somewhere!

Thank you very much!

Thank you for your help @champsupertramp ! ??

Regards,

Hi @champsupertramp

I’m on my phone right now but I will try to explain as best as I can. I mean WP Admin > Edit pages.

When they enter “Edit pages” they will not be allowed to change the pages “Frontpage”, “About us”, “Contact us”, and so on. But they will be able to edit selected pages I have pre-approved for them, e.g. the administrator of “San Francisco” in this example will be allowed to edit “San Francisco (front page)”, “San Francisco Image Gallery”, and so on.

Hope this makes sense.
Thanks!

Hi @champsupertramp ! Thank you for your reply!

Sorry about the misunderstanding. All administrators for every chapter have access to WP Admin, and will NOT edit pages in the front-end.

But is it possible to give them access to selected pages only?

I’m currently developing the website, and will add all the pages before the website goes public.

Let’s say I add a page called “San Francisco (Main page)”, “San Francisco Blog” and “San Francisco Gallery”.

Is it possible to give the administrators of San Francisco access to these pages ONLY? So they’re only able to edit these San Francisco pages, and no other pages on the website at all? (I.e the front page, “about us”, “contact us”, etc etc)

Regards,
Stig

Thank you for your answer!

I will definitely take a look at the manual of Ultimate Member, I just like playing around a bit first.

I gave the user role “San Francisco Administrator” access to wp-admin, and access to edit posts, edit pages and publish pages.

I have NOT given the user role access to edit others posts and edit others pages.

Problem now is that they have to create their own pages first. An administrator of “San Francisco” have to make the pages to be able to edit them later on.
I’ve tried to add a page and just change the author of the page to the administrator of that chapter, but that didn’t work.

I will take a better look, as there is probably something I overlook here!