Appears where? Where did you add this. Generally, CSS should be added to a CSS file (typically style.css) – though modifications should be done in a child theme or custom CSS section so that the changes are not lost when the theme is updated.
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jim333
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This is actually template on one of the plugins that I’m using.
So pretty much make a custom template how the plugin appears on my site.
No changes to my theme.
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Jan Dembowski
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Which plugin? That will help other people assist you.
Generally, the answer is still the same – to add CSS code to an external style.css file (child theme) or custom CSS section. Where is this code right now? Where did you get it?
A link to a site makes CSS help MUCH easier.
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jim333
(@jim333)
Site is not live.
How did I get the code? I installed WP Plugin went on templates section of plugin, there is 6 options how you want to display your downloadable file I clicked on edit where it lets you move things around and it creates a new code for you. Press save and you have a new custom template.
I go on any page (body) click on the icon to add a downloadable file add a file and choose my new custom template as how I want file to appear on my page.
I really hope that this answers your question.
Yes, indeed it does, but unfortunately, it doesn’t really make an answer easy to come by – as it’s next to impossible to help with CSS without seeing the page/site live.
Are you familiar with how CSS works? That’s going to be your best bet longer term :). A browser tool like Firebug will be immensely useful. Also this site:
http://www.w3schools.com/css/default.asp
In the meantime, we can try to use CSSDesk if you want to do that – which might work. You’ll need to copy the rendered HTML (use View Source in a browser) and the CSS to the site and post a link here to it.
(I’m also about to get off for a bit, but will check back…)