This plugin has the original scrippets.css file which hard codes the minimum size to 420px (20px space then 400px box). Note I’ve updated the plugin which should solve a missing CSS file. Please update and then see if it works for you. Thank you for reporting the problem, hope the new version works. (1.5.9)
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gippo
(@gippo)
Thank you for your prompt reply.
I am having problems even modifying the css file manually, but probably because I am running a wordpress multisite and your plugin is not compatible with it, in fact when I change a parameter and I get out of the setup page in the back end and then get back to the setup plugin page I see that the changes have not been saved. I hoped that coding manually the css file would resolve this issue but there is no change in the output.
Hi there,
Actually the plugin is multi-site aware. You can either activate it as a network-wide plugin or individually per site. The settings under >Settings>fountains are maintained on a per-site basis (that is, you can change the look-and-feel including changing the width of the box, box outline, etc.)
If any manual changes to the wp-fountain/fountains.css file should of course be reflected on all sites. If changes are not visible, there might be a file rights issue on your server (changes are not being saved) or a caching issue (in the browser, or any caching plugins in WordPress).
Please also note in the new version the markup element is [fountain] … [/fountain].
Please advise.
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gippo
(@gippo)
Thank you again for your prompt reply. Actually I solved the problem adding !important at your css file in a couple of lines. It seems it is the only way I can change the style.
As in:
width: auto !important;
background: #fff !important;
The backend still doesn’t work, and I noticed that when I try to modify a parameter there I get kicked out to the root site, so I think there is something interfering that is somehow related to the multisite setup.
