So you won’t be fixing this?
It is up to the your users to add classes for all colors/tag combination that can be selected in the UI?
Note that the <ul> tag was just an example. There are many other tags that can be added to a banner’s content.
Why not wrap the banner contents with a <DIV> and target it explicitly, which would solve the problem for good?
Hi,
We’re evaluating the plugin on a internal address now, so there’s no accessible URL.
But IMHO the issue if very straightforward to explain and replicate:
1. Create a banner and add non-paragraph text to it. For example, a <ul> list
2. For the sake of testing, add a simple text paragraph too.
3. Assign a text colour to text in the banner edit UI (to make testing easier, assign a colour that is different from your default website colour)
4. Show the banner — you see that the chosen colour is applied to the paragraph, but not to the list.
The reason is: the CSS selector that applies the colour explicitly select <P> tags only.
