Plugin Author
Baden
(@baden03)
You need to add !important to overwrite the plugin’s default css like’a so:
.colomat-visited {
color: #08298A !important;
}
BAM! It should work… but please let us know either way.
So far no luck. I’m simply plugging in the text above in the css style sheet but it doesn’t create any changes in the previous post. Will I need to rewrite previous posts in order for it to show up there? I’ll try writing a new post and see if it shows up…
Tried a new post, still not working. I’m very new to the whole coding/css world, so is there a certain place in the css style sheet that I have to put the code, or does it not matter? Right now I’m just tacking it on at the end.
Plugin Author
Baden
(@baden03)
Yes, it matters. Depending on how your theme is structured, you might be adding it to the part of your css that deals with smaller screen sizes (responsive).
Try this:
1. download and upgrade to version 1.5.2d of Collapse-O-Matic here: http://plugins.twinpictures.de/plugins/collapse-o-matic/
2. in the Collapse-O-Matic Options page, under the Custom CSS section, add your css.
if this does not work, we’d be happy get it sussed out for you:
http://plugins.twinpictures.de/products-page/support/collapse-o-matic-premium-support/
Good luck!