Plugin Author
YMC
(@wssoffice21)
Hi!
Thanks for using the plugin.
To change the color on the above elements you should use your custom styles (override the CSS in your file)
Oh, cool!
So can I add CSS to the child theme’s style.css? For example:
/* Color of the filter buttons dropdown / .ymc-filters-wrap select { background-color: #303095 !important; / Dropdown menu background color / color: #ffffff !important; / Text color / border-color: #303095 !important; / Border color */
}
/* Category background color / .ymc-filtros-wrap .ymc-filtro-item { background-color: #303095 !important; / Category background color / color: #ffffff !important; / Text color in categories */
}
/* Color of the “Read more” button / .ymc-grid-wrap .ymc-grid-item .ymc-read more-btn { background-color: #303095 !important; / Button background color / color: #ffffff !important; / Button text color / border-color: #303095 !important; / Border color */
}
Would it be possible to apply alphabetical order to the dropdown menu as well?
Plugin Author
YMC
(@wssoffice21)
Hi!
You can override the plugin styles in your theme. This is the correct solution!
As for sorting tags in the drop-down list, you can sort them alphabetically or manually drag tags as you need.
Hello everything is fine?
Thanks for the feedback.
I apply the Asc order option in the filter, but it only works for the name “category” and “tag”. Unfortunately it doesn’t work in the dropdown menu. I’m trying to apply some CSS or Java to my child theme, but unfortunately I haven’t had any success. As there are many files to put in alphabetical order, unfortunately doing this using CSS or Java is more effective than changing one by one in several filters I created. Is there a more effective solution?
Plugin Author
YMC
(@wssoffice21)
Thanks for your feedback. Our team tested the cortenality of tag sorting in the context of each taxonomy.