Hello,
I can help you with some custom css code to fix this, but I’m out of town until Monday.
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This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by
mooberrydreams. Reason: Typo
Thread Starter
jayznj
(@jayznj)
Any help will be appreciated. I’ve been trying to do the CSS but I’m not a programmer 🙂 Thank you.
Something like this will help, and you can change the 12 to the size you like:
.widget-area.sidebar .mbdb_grid_title {
font-size: 12px;
line-height: normal;
}
A couple of your titles are long, so if you want to space them out you can add this as well, adjusting the 200 to your liking:
.mbdb_float_grid {
height: 200px !important;
}
(If you aren’t sure where you put this code, you can go to Appearance -> Customize and scroll down to Additional CSS and put it there.)
Hope this helps
Thread Starter
jayznj
(@jayznj)
That is really helpful, thank you. It’s certainly helped the problem and everything looks a lot better.
Do you know if there is a way to use code like this to target a specific book grid using the book grid ID number at all?
Thanks for your help
Jason
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This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by
jayznj.
Unfortunately there is not, but that is a great idea and I will add it in a future update!
Thread Starter
jayznj
(@jayznj)
Thank you. It would be really helpful as I used a grid with all my books and then a recent release grid and it would be nice to format each one slightly differently. Loving the plugin and really appreciate all your help. It would be nice if there were some formatting options built into the grid creator too as I think it would make it much easier for authors who aren’t good with technology to use the plugin.
Yup, that’s on my list to come! Thanks!
