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  • Plugin Author Maeve Lander

    (@enigmaweb)

    It seems to be inheriting the styles from your main theme css. So to adjust this you can adjust your theme css.

    Thread Starter likegold

    (@likegold)

    Hi EnigmaWeb,

    I didn’t mention that i was new to WordPress :). Where would I find this css file to adjust?

    Thanks

    Plugin Author Maeve Lander

    (@enigmaweb)

    Oh sure no worries… we all start somewhere. 🙂

    I checked your code and I can see the problem is on line 58 where you have a style set for .title It’s actually not in your theme’s style.css – I think you might have added this line manually via your theme settings (it’s under a section labeled Woo Custom Typography) The whole line reads

    article .title, article .title a, #slides .slide-content h2 a { font:bold 26px/1em 'Alike Angular', arial, sans-serif;color:#FFFFFF; }

    So what’s happening is that your theme has a particular font style set for .title which is the span class I’ve used for the plugin text. AKA the plugin has inherited the style you’ve set manually.

    To fix it, you could either remove .title from your Woo Typography, or you could restyle it how you want.

    Does that help?

    Thread Starter likegold

    (@likegold)

    Hi EnigmaWeb,

    Thanks for the help, but I can’t interfere with the themes typography at this time. However is there a way to adjust the span class in the plugin?

    Thanks

    Thread Starter likegold

    (@likegold)

    Hi EnigmaWeb,

    I somehow sorted the font issue. Is there a way to add dates in the list and be able to put whatever audio as the feature audio?

    Thanks

    Plugin Author Maeve Lander

    (@enigmaweb)

    You could easily change the css in the plugin itself, but doing so is always a bad idea because it means if you update the plugin it overwrites your changes. So any css stuff should always be done in your theme.

    Ok anyway sounds like you’ve come up with a solution for this…

    I don’t understand your next question about dates and feature audio – please explain.

    Thread Starter likegold

    (@likegold)

    Thank you EnigmaWeb,

    What i meant with the dates is, at the moment I don’t see any way to display the date an audio was created, example;

    No. Date Title
    1. 13 Jan, 2013 Embracing Good Ethics – Part 1 [download]
    2. 20 Jan, 2013 Embracing Good Ethics – Part 2 [download]
    3. 02 Feb, 2013 Understanding healthy habits [download]

    at the moment you would see the first audio as the audio that is displayed on top with the album cover. Is there a way to, lets say, display audio number 3 on top with the album cover instead of the first one?

    Thanks

    Plugin Author Maeve Lander

    (@enigmaweb)

    I see what you mean… no there is no date field. If you wanted it in there you could include it as part of the title (but beware of symbols/characters like apostrophe which may or may not work).

    Regarding ordering the tracks… in free version they just order in the reverse that you uploaded them (latest track first). In Pro version you can manually drag and drop the tracks to order them how you want.

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