Well, that’s possible as long each widget instance has its own class/ID.
In PRO version there’s a specific option to assign those attributes to each widget instance you create. In the FREE version not.
However, you could embed the two different instances within two separate divs and assign a different ID on each and therefore target the two different styles via CSS.
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stosun
(@stosun)
Hello Luca,
Thanks for your quick reply.
As I wrote above, I try to use plugin by shortcode not widget.
Is it still possible with shortcode? I can define different classes at CSS file , but what should I define at shortcode?
Regards
If you’re using the FREE version you cannot define any class or ID via the shortcode. You have to enclose those shortcodes within two different divs with two different IDs/classes, and then, via CSs, target them separately.
If you’re using the PRO version, then a direct option for assigning classes/ids is available.
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stosun
(@stosun)
Thanks.
I use FREE version for time being, but I plan to go to PRO version.
Now, I evaluate my client’s needs and plugin’s capabilities.
So, on next days, I may post some more questions at new titles.
Regards
