Ok, I guide you about these settings and modifications.
I have seen 6 support tickets posted by you one by one within few hours.
Please provide at least 1 day to any professional to resolve your issue and revert you back.
No matter you are using a free version or paid version. I am always available to assist you regarding any issues related to my plugin. RELAX. However Your website issues regarding the settings of my plugin have been resolved in few hours.
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1.) I will like to reduce/ remove the Top margin. How do I do that ?
Answer: This is totally depends on the clients website CSS. However you can easily modify or totally replace my plugin CSS as required. Just open the Add Snippets page of this plugin, expand the External CSS Script section, and add some modified CSS script or replace with your CSS as per your website requirements.
2.) I will like to change the notification Texts, as seen here — https://prnt.sc/1QVu5clcOdtu
How do I do that ?
Answer: I will add this facility to modify these text through settings in nearest version very soon. However, you can modify these notification texts including other appeared strings in this form very easily. Just open the plugin folder through your ftp, and find my plugin directory, open it to find the folder lib, open the lib folder, and you will see the file named as emailotpauthn-external-class.php, on notification texts including other related texts are available in this file. You can modify them very carefully.
2b.) Where can I go in the plugin’s files, to be able to change all the Notification Texts ?
Answer: Already answered in previous question.
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Presson
(@pressonforlife)
The PHP part of editing the Notification Texts, seemed quite easier.
But the CSS part is not understood at all, because I couldn’t even know what CSS selector is what.
I am changing some values like padding, background colour, font-family, and things like that, and I save them.
My saved values are actually saved: however, when I view the form, I can’t see anything changing.
It means that I am walking blind on the CSS path of the plugin.
2.) I suspect that it is the way you wrote the CSS that is the problem: You see, when I enter Responsive Settings and I start reducing the screen to Mobile, the space disappears, as you can see here — Screenshot by Lightshot
Whereas, as you begin expanding the screen into Tab and Desktop view, the space starts increasing, as you can see here — Screenshot by Lightshot
So I think it’s something that has to do with how you wrote the Responsive CSS.
Is there an exact CSS selector that I can target to stop this behaviour ?
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I have viewed the page shown in these images through the page link provided in your mail. The top margin described is part of the Elementor plugin used in your webpage, but you are trying to manage this gap in my plugin CSS. Please edit your page through Elementor or modify the Elementor CSS.
The responsive design of my plugin is completely improved and upgraded for all devices like desktop, tablet and mobile. If you have found any outer-margin related issue or any other issue regarding responsive CSS with my plugin, please reply back to me.
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