• Resolved jabanana23

    (@jabanana23)


    Hi, thanks for the great plugin, I’ve been using it for more than a year now and have got great use out of it, it’s far and away the best Footnotes plugin I’ve found on WordPress.

    I have a couple of tweaks that I’ve been trying to figure out but haven’t had much luck, I’m hoping to find some help here if possible. I apologize in advance for my lack of knowledge when it comes to coding.

    Here is what I’m trying to accomplish.

    1) Before every footnote sections I would like it to say “Footnotes” in bold before the actual Footnotes are listed, with a
    underneath. This is an example of how I’m trying to get it to look. (Looking for Footnotes to be in 18px size)

    2) For some reason my footnotes are showing in a different font than the rest of my theme — I was wondering how to get it to be the same font as the rest of my theme, which is Georgia. When I tried to change it I got a fatal error (but again, I’m not a coder, just tried slapping some HTML after <p style=”font-size:16px;”> and got fatal error.

    Any help is very appreciated. Thanks so much.

    https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/easy-footnotes/

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  • Plugin Author Jason Yingling

    (@yingling017)

    1.) If you go to Settings > Easy Footnotes from your dashboard there is a setting to add a title above your footnotes. Then you can target the .easy-footnote-title class or the h4 element with CSS to style it to your liking.

    2.) Easy Footnotes doesn’t have any CSS declaring a font for the footnotes so it should take on the styles of your theme. The footnotes are in an ol element with the class .easy-footnotes-wrapper and then a each individual li elements has the class .easy-footnote-single. So you can target any of those items with CSS as well.

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