pelokee

Thank you for taking a look and going the extra mile to help me through this. I added the code higher up in the Additional CSS block and it did process correctly, so we are all set here, everything is working as expected now.

It seems it didn’t like following the section where I had some google font code, but worked everywhere else. (I’m reasonably confident I did change its location yesterday to no avail, but who can really be sure)

Thanks so much for your great response and very useful plug-in!

I am using [quotes-llama] on a page to simply display one “Quote” at a time, with the “…(next prompt)” trigger to move to the next one. [My quote is a single line of text with no additional attributes other than the Quote input field; so no author, title, source, names, etc.

I am trying to remove the line between the quote and the next prompt, but the code, “.quotes-llama-widget-random hr {display: none;}” does not do that on my page.

Is there something I need to adjust in the code to get that to happen? I am not using this in a widget area, just the shortcode on a static WordPress Page.

Ah, ok, got it. I did that and while I can see where some elements are impacted by me changing the font size, I still just can’t get the font on the browse button (and subsequently the text input field and filter text button) to change in size. I’m trying to use the [cooked-browse] feature to create an index page of all recipes.

Is there anything in the Pro/paid version that would help me get through this?

I’m having the same issue, with just one theme from StudioPress (and of course it is the theme I like the most).

When I apply the html fix as described above, it does increase the font for the [cooked-browse] shortcode, but it also increases the font throughout the site.

How do I impact the font size for the plugin only without impacting the rest of the site?

I have noticed one thing, not sure if this helps – if I edit functions.php and type in the colors I want, the preview in the color picker looks exactly like I want to the published content to look like. But again, these changes aren’t propagating to the presented product.