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Hey Ismael,
I uploaded the logo in the dimensions you suggested and things look the same. How do you make sure the logo is selected instead of the thumbnail view in the Enfold options?
Thank you for that code. I see that the code you provide moves the + icon over. The problem with that is the titles are different lengths so the plus “+” is in different places and sometimes overlaps the title text. I solved this by inserting the code below to remove the “+” which i found in another thread
.toggle_icon { display: none; }I then added the plus manually to the Toggle title but the title is still not centered. When I use the first code it somewhat centers it but it is not a true center
p.toggler { text-align: center; }I attached a screenshot link in the private section below. Things are not 100% center. Is there a way to resolve this for all the instances of this. In my site i’m using the accordion element on several pages and not are equal distances.
That centers the text great, thanks. How would I center the plus sign as well? What if I would like this on only specific instances of the accordion toggle titles?
Hi Yigit,
Sorry, I think there is some confusion. I want some of my accordion elements to be blue and other to be the default. I was trying to achieve this by giving the accordion elements I want blue a class. Victorias CSS makes all the accordion elements blue which I do not want. I was specific accordion elements to have those styles.
How would I go about targeting the specific class? Im going to apply this to multiple accordion toggles on different pages so I need to be able to pick and choose which elements are this style. Some of the accordion toggles will also be the default style. I have already added the class to the sample page element as a test.
The element I’m trying to style will be on multiple pages in different sections. I’m giving the elements I want to change the class “blue-background”
I added this to the code but it doesn’t seem to work. I also need the background color of the text title also to be blue and the text white.
#blue-background .togglecontainer .single_toggle:first-child .toggler, .togglecontainer .taglist + .single_toggle .toggler, #top .main_color .toggle_content { background: #206281; color: #fff; border: #206281; }Thanks for the article Nikko, I have already disabled the animation via the Animation on load option under the widget. The problem is the image do not pre load or load when the website loads. The images only seem to load when you scroll to that section and it creates a harsh load making things look a tad ugly. I’m trying to resolve that.
