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  • Thread Starter johnfinlay

    (@johnfinlay)

    Thanks, something must have gone wrong with the update because I had to download the plugin and manually upload the files to a fresh plugin folder. After that, custom CSS worked. I also had to over-ride a PHP template and remove code that was adding an “id=xxx” to a div. The id had default CSS that was taking precedence over my custom CSS.

    I have removed the submit-review shortcode for now, as the display of reviews for this site seem static. It’s a site I’m hosting for my cousin’s business, if he decides to make better use of your plugin, then I’ll contact you regarding your premium offer.

    Thanks again

    Thread Starter johnfinlay

    (@johnfinlay)

    The review text is displaying now, but wrong CSS.

    In the theme, under “Additional CSS”, I found .ewd-urp-review-body with color: white

    Viewing source, there is an outer div with class ewd-urp-review-body. But the p tag containing the actual text has a gray color coming from the .ewd-urp-review-body in ewd-urp.css

    OK, the outer div also has an id, and the CSS is pulling from there as it should. It looks like the id ends with the Post ID, in this case 354.

    If you have a quick fix I’ll take it, but I think with some digging around I’ll figure it out.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter johnfinlay

    (@johnfinlay)

    I was able to successfully add the shortcode to a page. I will work on resetting or replacing the widgets and then look for custom CSS.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter johnfinlay

    (@johnfinlay)

    Also, is there a way to secure the process of adding a review using CAPTCHA or something similar?

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