mutendebrian
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Thanks for the review. When a design looks different on the front end than it does in the editor, that usually points to a theme or styling conflict. With more than 30,000 themes across WordPress, Envato, and elsewhere, plus countless custom and child themes, it is not realistic to test every possible combination.
That said, I’m happy to test your specific theme and look into it properly. Create a support ticket and share a specific example, your theme name, and what exactly changed on the front end.
General insults may be expressive, but they do not give us anything we can actually debug.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Simple Newsletter Plugin - Noptin] Custom CSSTo explain a bit about how Noptin processes emails: we automatically add inline CSS and remove unused CSS classes to improve rendering across different email clients, including older ones. For the same reason, we use tables to structure the email layout.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Simple Newsletter Plugin - Noptin] Error editing Subscription FormHi @jcollier,
I’m not able to reproduce this issue here with a brand new install of Noptin and WPForms. Do you have any steps we can take to reproduce it?
Try reproducing it here:- https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/newsletter-optin-box/?preview=1
Hi @bibeldans,
Just to make sure I give you the right guidance, could you let me know who you’re sending the email to? For example, is it part of a bulk campaign or an automated email?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Simple Newsletter Plugin - Noptin] Custom CSSHi @jcollier,
I’m happy that you love Noptin!
It’s a bit tricky to provide an exact CSS snippet without seeing the actual email you’re working on. However, you can definitely target elements more precisely by using child selectors. For example:
.some-class > p {
/* your styles here */
}Here’s a list of available CSS selectors:- https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_selectors
If you’d like, feel free to send a test email to mutendebrian at gmail.com, and I can help suggest more targeted CSS.