In order for the CSS file to be edited safely, you need to move it to your theme’s “edd_templates” folder (create it if it doesn’t exist). See this video: https://easydigitaldownloads.com/videos/template-files/
The edd.css file is not the one used by default. The edd.min.css file is the one used so you will need to edit that one.
Thanks for the response. Just a couple of things.
I went ahead and copied all the template files from Easy Digital Downloads into my Gravit theme folder. First thing is, just copying these files (no editing), the little spinning wheel for the “Add to Cart” button turns into a spinning letter q. And when the green “Added to Cart” text appears, what’s supposed to be a check mark is now a small letter w.
The other thing, the edd.min.css file shows all the code on one line, while the edd.css code is nicely organized over some 460 lines.
Basically all I care to change the style of at this point is the buttons. The plugin is so well designed that it matches my site beautifully. I was just interested in moving some buttons to center alignment, and maybe changing their colors, adding a shadow, etc. The “purchase” text in the button http://glimmero.com/checkout/ looks a little grey when I’d like the text to be white.
Hey Pippin,
Never mind about the missing loading gifs. I made the mistake of failing to copy over the images folder from templates. Sorry about that.
If you could just let me know if it’s normal that the edd.min.css file is all on one line of code, that’s about all I need at this point.
Yep, totally normal for edd.min.css to all be on one line. That’s the minified version of the CSS file. It’s done that way so as to make the file as small as possible.
Alright, thanks for your help.
