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  • Plugin Author Aldo Latino

    (@aldolat)

    In order to apply a background color to a single widget, you have to target the item. In your case, using the browser inspector, it’s relatively simple to do this.

    For example, to target the widget “Exploatare Parcaje”, use this code:

    .fl-node-566b328a90f9c .widget.posts-in-sidebar {
        background-color: orange;
    }

    In the same way you can target all other single widgets.

    If you want to change all the backgrounds in one shot, use this code:

    .widget.posts-in-sidebar {
        background-color: orange;
    }

    Let me know.

    Thread Starter negut

    (@negut)

    I tries, even
    .fl-node-566b328a90f9c .widget.posts-in-sidebar {
    background-color: orange;
    }
    both in style.css in wordpresss and in posts-in-sidebars CSS rectangle.
    For a reason .fl-node-566b328a90f9c .widget.posts-in-sidebar do not work.
    I use mozilla-inspector and chrome-inspector.The same result.
    I try to find the css line from inspector .I find only for all the backgrounds but in style.css.I want to use post-in-siedbar styling.Do you have a working example ?I can give you full access to site with login credentials.

    Thread Starter negut

    (@negut)

    It works at the first
    .fl-node-566b328a90f9c .widget.posts-in-sidebar {
    background-color: orange;
    }
    instyle.css in word press.

    Plugin Author Aldo Latino

    (@aldolat)

    There is an error in your CSS. The line nr. 2488 (currently)

    .content .post .entry-header .entry-title:before {
    	content: "\f145";

    do not have the closing bracket, so every style you wrote after won’t work. Close that bracket.

    Thread Starter negut

    (@negut)

    I had a hard day and its almost midnight.See you tomorrow.

    Thread Starter negut

    (@negut)

    I came back.I do not succeed in using css internal windows of posts in sidebar.So , can i give you full access to site?

    Thread Starter negut

    (@negut)

    It works in an end.
    I add !important tag, # at the beginning and consider a low priority fotr widget with regard to style.css of child theme.So result that any widget i add in beaver builder, including beaver builder custom css has less priority then style.css of child theme.

    Thread Starter negut

    (@negut)

    keep in touch , still have work to with posts in sidebar, and these days
    (christmas and new year i will work a lot for it

    Plugin Author Aldo Latino

    (@aldolat)

    Hi negut,
    did you solved?

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