Plugin Author
wizzud
(@wizzud)
Yes, but you have to provide it yourself.
CMW does not provide any front end styling : themes handle styling, and if I tried to provide additional styling it would be “wrong”, in some way or another, and to greater or lesser degrees, for almost every single user!
You have the ability to add class(es) and/or a unique id to any instance of the widget. You can then add CSS rules to your (child?) theme’s stylesheet to override your theme’s default styling. I would suggest giving the widget container a unique id or class, and then using Firebug (or similar) to dynamically override the current rules (with new rules using your added id/class) to suit what you want. Then copy your updates into your stylesheet.
would you be willing to create a “Generic” Situation with instructions on how to do this. I understand the overall concept. See where i can enter the specific id’s on each instance of the widget.
But would LOVE to just have one full example.
I promise not to hold you accountable!
Thank you in advance if possible.
