• Resolved Matthew

    (@partyheadphones19)


    I have a theme which modifies my hyperlinks to make them formatted a certain way.

    I know this plugin has its own classes, but it seems the hyperlink portion is showing up as my theme’s files, instead of inheriting the css for this plugin.

    See page and scroll down for term “shovel”

    How do I get back the “Classic” styling for the glossary term links only?

    Thanks!

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  • Plugin Author Daniele Scasciafratte

    (@mte90)

    Hi Matthew,
    do you mean if it is possible that the links injected by the plugin can get the same graphic of the others of your theme?

    There is the classic theme that doesn’t mean that will be without a theme but a simple theme for the tooltips/links.

    Thread Starter Matthew

    (@partyheadphones19)

    Hey Daniele, not quite.

    It seems my theme is interfering with the CSS styling of your tooltip.

    I would like to use a separate styling for the glossary word links. Is there a way to force a new class to do this with Glossary links?

    Or is the problem that my current theme has !important on all “a” links?

    Plugin Author Daniele Scasciafratte

    (@mte90)

    Important is an issue because overwrite any rule that affect the selector.
    It shoul be enough to do .glossary-tooltip a with your rules and add !important.
    The theme you are using is very aggressive with CSS rules and with a lot of selectors so you need to debug and test based on the needs.

    Plugin Author Daniele Scasciafratte

    (@mte90)

    Closing for 3 weeks of silence

    Thread Starter Matthew

    (@partyheadphones19)

    Thanks this helped!

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