Sea Jay
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In reply to: [Simple Newsletter Plugin - Noptin] Custom CSSSince the cascading theme templates weren’t having an affect, I previewed a campaign and found inline CSS on the h1. So, I tried adding the following to the Design: Custom CSS box …
h1
line-height: 38px !important;
margin: -10px 0 0 !important;
}… and clicked “Preview in new tab.” No change.
Thanks so much! We’ll test in our next update!
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In reply to: [Easy Table of Contents] Smooth Scroll OffsetThe problem was with a combination of the shortcode inside a Beaver Builder Themer layout, auto insert in a Pods custom post type, and the post metabox checkbox “Disable the automatic insertion of the table of contents.” Once we found the best combination, JS and smooth scroll works fine. Resolved.
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In reply to: [Translate Wordpress with GTranslate] Change width of shortcode dropdownThank you! Resolved. Great plugin.
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In reply to: [Easy Table of Contents] Smooth Scroll OffsetScrolling is not working, regardless of JS or Pure CSS options, Smooth scrolling on or off. Perhaps a conflict with another plugin?
https://www.603la.net/resource/articles/housing/tenants/service-animals/
pass: 603laForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Table of Contents] Smooth Scroll OffsetA JS conflict is preventing our sticky header from appearing (even with Pure CSS) so the smooth scroll issue is moot for now. Will report once conflict is uncovered.
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In reply to: [Easy Table of Contents] Smooth Scroll OffsetThank you for the screen shot! I now see the Smooth Scroll option only appears when Javascript is active. It disappears if Pure CSS is chosen, and we were looking for a JS conflict where the toggle isn’t working for non-logged in users so we were using Pure CSS. I reactivated JS so you can see the issue:
Example: https://www.603la.net/resource/articles/family/child-support/ password: 603la
Clicking on the “Table of Contents” heading or the toggle icon does not open the TOC. It works fine when logged in.- This reply was modified 3 months ago by Sea Jay.
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In reply to: [ICS Calendar] Sticky days header row in month viewGood question. Within the month view on our calendar, all of a day’s events appear within the viewport. However, when you scroll down to the fourth of fifth week, the days of the week (Sun-Sat) have been left far behind. I’m not sure if the day numbers need to be sticky in our case, but that might be great for others.
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In reply to: [Just TinyMCE Custom Styles] Vulnerability alertIs this plugin being monitored or updated?
If not, are there alternatives?Yes, Scott! That would be fantastic.
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In reply to: [The Events Calendar] Duplicated event appearing incorrectly in month viewHi! The update to TEC Version 6.15.12.1 resolved the issue. Thanks!
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In reply to: [Simple Newsletter Plugin - Noptin] Custom CSSStill not able to make changes to the template files in our child theme 🙁
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In reply to: [Use Any Font | Custom Font Uploader] Quirks after deleting the pluginThank you for confirming!
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In reply to: [Simple Newsletter Plugin - Noptin] Custom CSSThanks, Brian!
I made a copy of email-header.php and put it inside a subdirectory in my child theme …(child theme)/noptin/email-templates/merriweather/email-header.php
… and immediately got a critical error. Removed and fine again.
I had already added a localized template file in that same location with no issue.
(child theme)/noptin/post-digests/email-posts-list.php
Suggestions?Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Simple Newsletter Plugin - Noptin] Custom CSSThanks! I’ll send a test email.
By way of background, we created an automated campaign with the classic email template, clicked on “Edit” and “Preview” and studied the code. The only classes are these 2:
<table class=”body-wrap”>
<td class=”footer”>The rest of the styling is inline and there are many table rows, cells, and paragraphs.
We are pretty experienced with CSS, but not having classes or IDs makes it much more difficult. We look forward to learning more from you!