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  • Plugin Author finnj

    (@finnj)

    Hi,

    You cant do this, it will not work. The shortcode calls php scripts and as such, your div have no effect – This is the way WordPress works

    Most of frontier output is wrapped in div, that you can alter

    If you are using a child theme, you can copy the frontier_post.css to:
    Your childtheme folder/plugins/frontier-post/
    and then change the css.
    (if the folder ../plugins/frontier-post/ does not exist in you child theme, create it first)

    Thread Starter robertosalemi

    (@robertosalemi)

    Ok, I would use this way because across CSS I will hide the link for add and delete posts.

    As a future release you will can enable user to show/hide edit/delete/add posts if he use your plugin in different pages.

    Roberto.

    Plugin Author finnj

    (@finnj)

    Hi Roberto,

    You actually have to download version 3.0.3 for the custom css to work:
    https://downloads.wp.xz.cn/plugin/frontier-post.3.0.3.zip

    I havent made it as “stable version” yet

    You will not be able to hode it per user base, but I will make sure Edit/delete is not shown if a user is not able to edit/delete the post – Does not work 100% now.

    as an example: To hide the Create New Post, add “display: none” to .frontier-menu in the css file – ex:

    frontier-menu {
    text-align: center;
    display: none;
    }

    Thread Starter robertosalemi

    (@robertosalemi)

    Thank for your answer!

    I used a CSS code for hide the add function, but I create a page where user can edit only page create by admin, without add o delete other post.

    Thanks for your code plugin.

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