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Hi Elliott,
Please refer to this reply.
https://kriesi.at/support/topic/overridden-enfold-css-attribute-still-affecting-styling/#post-509873
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BrockGentlemen,
I want to apologize for my sharp tone. Just under a lot of pressure with this site. Any help you could provide would be appreciated.
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BrockWell, judging by the screenshot you yourself put up there, you are indeed having the same issue on your end. The words on the left are not lining up correctly with the boxes to the right of them.
In a nutshell, the Quick CSS is not working. The theme styling is overriding Enfold’s own Quick CSS. That’s not a third party plugin issue. That’s an Enfold issue.
Can someone please help me with this? This back and forth and talking in circles is not helpful because it’s now been two weeks with no resolution. I’ve been as specific as you’ve asked me to be. If you need me to be more specific please let me know about what and I’ll try my best.
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BrockFirst of all: nope, not from the Dashboard. That’s the Front End Uploader.
Second, actually, that screen shot shows one of the problems I’m still having. The words and lines are still not lining up the way I have it styled in Quick CSS. If you make the change via Chrome DevTools I showed in one of my previous screen shots you’ll see the issue and the correct styling.
Guys, I feel as though none of you are actually reading what I’ve been writing. I am not asking how to style the Dashboard. I am telling you that adding styling to the Quick CSS is not working for changing the styling to the Frontend Uploader of the WP Download Manager plugin. Please read my previous replies and look at the pictures I posted.
And before you say it, it is not a plugin issue; it is an Enfold issue because the original styling is overriding both the plugin CSS and even the Quick CSS for some unknown reason.
Elliott, I’m a little confused. Why would I want to change the styling for the dashboard? I am indeed speaking of issues on the front end.
I didn’t get it all sorted out, just the info icon issue.
Will adding the CSS to the avia_admin.css file fix all of the other issues? Why would it work there and not through the Custom CSS?
Ok, I solved the info icon problem by adding “float: left” to the input elements they are next to. I entered that into the Custom CSS and that is working fine, which is interesting considering the other styling is still having the same issue even though that is also entered into Custom CSS.
