It would be best if you didn’t edit the plugin itself, and also the plugin loads a minified version of the stylesheet, so it probably wouldn’t do you much good.
If you wanted to override the style of the background, you’d probably want to use .featherlight:last-of-type. You may need to use !important in your rule, though.
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hj
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Hi, thanks for reply.
By ‘best if you didn’t edit the plugin itself’….are you referring to the javascript or some other part? I don’t see how I could change the transparency without amending one of the plugin files…which I imagined would be the stylesheet. ???
I did try amending the .featherlight:last-of-type but I guess I don’t understand rgba codes (always though rgb was just three colors!) or maybe I need to add that !important tag to the rule.
I’ll have a go again, let you know.
You shouldn’t edit any of the plugin files directly, JavaScript or otherwise. If you want to override a style, you can add styles to your theme stylesheet to override them.
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hj
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Ooops!…….
Right, ok, I’ll try and add some style via the customiser.
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hj
(@hj)
Yes, I got that to work 🙂
Thank you!
Awesome! Glad it’s working for you.
