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  • #542633

    Hi,

    My plugin is not correctly displayed with Enfold, I don’t have that problem with other themes.
    That plugin is CYSTEME Finder Pro, check link in private section.
    If I change to default theme, or to any other theme I currently use, no problem, the plugin works fine.
    But with Enfold, you’ll see for example that the magnifying glass inside the search field on top right is not at the right place.
    So how can I prevent Enfold CSS to destroy my needed CSS ?

    Thanks.

    #542699

    Hi Luc!

    When I view your link all I see is this.

    Vous n'êtes pas connecté.
    

    Do we need to login? Please take a screenshot of the issue as well so we know what we are looking for.

    Regards,
    Elliott

    #542790

    Oh sorry Elliott, You can try now without any account.
    Thanks for your help.

    #542891

    Hi,

    I’m not sure what it’s supposed to look like, could you link to somewhere where we can see an example?

    Regards,
    Rikard

    #542903

    Right. You can compare display with this link: http://cysteme.fr/findertest

    Thanks.

    #542956

    Hey!

    Please add following code to Quick CSS in Enfold theme options under General Styling tab

    .elfinder-button-search input {
        margin-bottom: 0!important;
    }
    #elfinder {
        border: 1px solid #e2e2e2;
    }

    Best regards,
    Yigit

    #543052

    Sure, I can manually update all CSS, but that was not the goal of my question.
    My plugin use its own CSS a lot, thousand of lines, and I want my plugin works completely and correctly on any WP site. When using Enfold, not only the search bar is bad displayed, but almost everything: fonts are smaller in list mode, right click menu on file item is huge rather than small, icons borders has disappeared, and so on …
    Manually update all CSS files and add !important after each line is a huge work, and would not be clean.
    How can I force my own CSS plugin files to be used in priority ? I’m sure many plugin developpers already had that problem.
    Thanks.

    #543505

    By the way, you can see exactly how it looks out of WordPress here => http://finder.cysteme.fr, use public, no password.

    #544335

    Any answer ?

    #544342

    Hey!

    Sorry for the late reply!

    Can you please try copying the content of your plugins CSS into Enfold’s layout.css file which is inside Enfold/css folder?

    Regards,
    Yigit

    #544394

    I don’t dont to change Enfold initial folder, upgrade would be non-manageable, that’s not clean.
    Would it be possible in enfold-child to force a layout.css ? For example enfold-child/css/layout.css ?
    In that case maybe I could import my 3 css plugin files inside that layout child css file ?
    As:
    @import url(“../../plugins/cysteme-finder-pro/css/finder.css”);
    @import url(“../../cysteme-finder-pro/css/jqueryui.css”);
    @import url(“../../cysteme-finder-pro/css/theme.css”);

    #545803

    No answer ? ;)

    #546584

    Hi!

    You can try having your plugin load the CSS in the “wp_footer” hook so it’s added to the end of the document. It might not overwrite all of the theme CSS though so you may still need to use !important in some areas.

    Cheers!
    Elliott

    #546879

    Well, not working. To my opinion, CSS have to be loaded in head part, not in body part. So with wp_footer hook it’s change nothing.
    Sure it’s a CSS priority problem, I can see my CSS file are loaded first then Enfold CSS destroy mine. I don’t know how I can change that order.

    #548286

    Hey!

    it would require a huge amount of time and customization of the theme to achieve that and as written in our support policy this is out of our support scope. If you need help on this, it would be best to hire a freelance developer for this job.

    Cheers!
    Andy

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