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Hi Mike,
Thank you for your excellent advice.
Adding CSS at the top of the child theme’s stylesheet works perfectly. I didn’t know it made a difference because I always placed new CSS anywhere else or at the end of a child theme’s stylesheet. Plus, your pro tip for Safari is worth gold.Thank you for your solution, your expertise and your exceptional support.
Yours sincerely,
LutzHi,
Thank you, Mike. I tried your CSS suggestion, but it doesn’t work either. Any CSS works fine in the Quick CSS field (Theme Options > General Styling), even without making it specific to its full extent. Yet, more specific is better anyway. You’re right with that, but I would appreciate any further help.Thanks again, and Happy Easter! (And take your time.)
PS: I updated my login credentials and tested it. So the login should work now.
Hello Ismael,
Thank you for your answer.
The plugin is Woocommerce Sticky Add To Cart Bar (by addonsplus).
The element, for example, is the image size (of the product I want to sell). For this, I used the following CSS snippet:
.wsc-left-section-img > img {
height: 50px !important;
max-height: 50px !important;
max-width: 75px !important;
}The link to my actual page (currently for testing purposes):
https://euc.klokain.org/produkt/map-flyer/
I want to use the template on this page as a starting place for my later products.
As an amateur, I’m not into PHP that much and do not fully understand how this wp_enqueue_style function could work. So I admit that I have little idea.
I appreciate your patience.
Lutz
