Overriding Recommended.css
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Hey Vovafeldman/RatingWidget Team
This plugin is great and we love it so far, although we are coming across a minor issue with the “Top Rated” Sidebar Widget CSS. Currently, the sidebar widget loads up the “Top Rated” post in a bullet format. We have managed to figure out the css code needed to make the right changes best suited to our needs and liking but this new code is being over looked by it’s previous matching counterpart which seem to be offsite (http://css.rating-widget.com/widget/recommendations.css).
Bullet Format:
http://awesomescreenshot.com/0b02jfpt69Our Changes via FireBug:
http://awesomescreenshot.com/0ce2jfs1baThe OG Code:
.rw-ui-control.rw-ui-content-recommendations .rw-ui-content-recommendation-groups { list-style: none outside none !important; margin: 0 !important; padding: 0 !important; }
The Improved Code:
.rw-ui-control.rw-ui-content-recommendations .rw-ui-content-recommendation-groups { list-style: none inside none !important; margin: 0 -35px !important; padding: 0 !important; width: 245px; }
In FireBug, you can see both CSS codes, the Original (offsite, http://css.rating-widget.com/widget/recommendations.css?ck=Y2014M03D24) on top of our needed CSS code (Theme Style.css) right below it. Not only does our code show up, it works when we delete the OG CSS code via FireBug. Any thoughts on how to override the recommended.css or how to resolve this minor issue?
We’d rather keep our site withheld at the moment because it’s still in development but we’d be more than willing to send it to you via email or some other form of contact if it is of need to you. We’d really appreciate any help from you on this great plugin or the community at this point because we can’t seem to resolve this issue. Thank you for your time.
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