• Resolved gruvii

    (@gruvii)


    One option that might be great is the ability to dequeue other stylesheets. Since I am using a bootstrap theme (Sage Theme), it messes with your templates style sheet. As a quick hack, I added the following to class-coming-soon-creator.php in the constructor.

    add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, function(){ wp_dequeue_style(‘sage_css’); }, 200);

    https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/igniteup/

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  • Plugin Author Ceylon Systems

    (@ceylonsystems)

    Hi @gruvii,

    Thanks for letting us know you have a CSS conflict. What we tried to do is to get it worked without forcing anything strange for other templates or plugins.

    We assume you are using the latest 1.0.5 version, as we have added few updates after 1.0 to enhance conflicts with other themes.

    We will look into this matter. It will be helpful if you can send us a screenshot of the source code (only <head> content will do) or a saved html file, of an instance this conflict happens, so we can understand the situation correctly. Please email it to support[at]ceylonsystems[dot]com so we can help you at the best with a support ticket.

    Plugin Author Ceylon Systems

    (@ceylonsystems)

    Hi @gruvii,

    This feature will be added in the next version.
    Thanks for your suggestion.

    Thanks!

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