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December 3, 2015 at 5:41 pm #546541
Hi Enfold Team,
I have created a custom class for 1 of my accordion (named “SB-Accord-3Actions”) and have added the following code to Quick CSS:
.SB-Accord-3Actions .toggler { background-color:#ffffff; color: #24c1b7; font-size: 1.2em; }
.SB-Accord-3Actions .toggler:hover { background-color: #53dfd5; color: #ffffff; }
.SB-Accord-3Actions .toggler.activeTitle { background-color: #53dfd5; color: #ffffff; }
.SB-Accord-3Actions .toggler.activeTitle:hover { background-color: #53dfd5; color: #eafbfa }
.SB-Accord-3Actions .toggle_content { background: white; }All this above works well but there are 3 titles in my accordion and I would like to customize a little bit more each toggler by giving a different font color to each of them 3 (only title).
I thought I could access each of them by the following:#toggle-id-1 .SB-Accord-3Actions .toggler { color: …}
#toggle-id-2 .SB-Accord-3Actions .toggler { color: …}
#toggle-id-3 .SB-Accord-3Actions .toggler { color: …}But this doen not work…
Any idea on how I can get access to each toggle ID specifically?Thanks in advance for your help!
Steph.December 3, 2015 at 5:43 pm #546548Hi Steph!
Can you please post the link to your page so we can provide you an accurate custom CSS code?
Best regards,
YigitDecember 3, 2015 at 5:56 pm #546565Hi Yigit and thanks for your quick reply!
The accordion is on the home page.Regards,
Steph.December 3, 2015 at 6:15 pm #546576Hey!
Please add following code to Quick CSS as well
p.toggler[data-fake-id="#toggle-id-3"] { color: blue; } p.toggler[data-fake-id="#toggle-id-2"] { color: red; } p.toggler[data-fake-id="#toggle-id-1"] { color: orange; }Cheers!
YigitDecember 3, 2015 at 7:16 pm #546602Awesome Yigit!
Thanks a lot for your support.
This topic can now be closed.Regards,
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