Plugin Author
satrya
(@satrya)
Hi @baptistej, did you add custom css to the Custom CSS setting before?
Thread Starter
Tommy
(@baptistej)
Yes I added custom CSS before the update but after the update the widget looked bugged so I removed it and added it again but now I can’t add any CSS. The plugin !important property overwrite my custom CSS added to my theme.
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This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by
Tommy.
Plugin Author
satrya
(@satrya)
I see, I have a plan to remove the Custom CSS setting in the future, but it seems it is not a good idea. So, to temporary fix the issue, please downgrade to version 1.1.0.
Please download it here https://downloads.wp.xz.cn/plugin/recent-posts-widget-extended.1.1.0.zip then upload to your website.
I apologize for the inconvenience.
Plugin Author
satrya
(@satrya)
New version, 2.0.1 is ready but if you have time try it before I release it, please download it here https://github.com/gasatrya/recent-posts-widget-extended/releases/tag/2.0.1
Hi,
Great plugin, but I am not sure why you are using !important in your default css?
/wp-content/plugins/recent-posts-widget-extended/assets/css/rpwe-frontend.css
It just makes it harder for people to overwrite their own styles in a child theme?
Thanks,
Neil
Plugin Author
satrya
(@satrya)
@motoroffence I already explained it here. If you don’t like the default styles, you can disable it and add your custom css. 🙂
Thread Starter
Tommy
(@baptistej)
@satrya The new display: inline-block css make my widget look like a mess.
I have to add this to fix it
.rpwe-block li {
display: list-item!important;
}
The !important property from the default css still make it impossible to edit some borders colors, when I uncheck “Use Default Styles” it is still in use and everything looks broken.
