What happens if you put the CSS into a new /wp-content/uploads/rotatingtweets.css file instead?
Fixed the links. Thanks for the help. How do I fix the actual main text of the tweets? I’d like to change them to white.
Does
.rotatingtweet { color:white; }
work for you?
Martin
Worked great! Thanks for the help Martin. God bless!
Very awesome plugin! Thanks Martin!
Martin, I really like the Plugin. I installed it in a WordPress footer widget. However, I want to customize the colors etc. While the .rotatingtweet { color:white; } code worked great I simply want to have Rotating Tweets obey the WordPress Theme’s style sheet. Is there is a simple command to do this? I spent a great deal of time editing the WP Theme’s style.css as well as the Rotating Tweet’s style.css. I was wondering whether there was a simple one stop inherit command. ANy help would be appreciated. Very new to CSS.
You can always put RT styling in a template.
It currently does also inherit its style from the area it’s contained within. So it may make sense to put the styling into the CSS for footer widgets.
Does this help? If not, please send me a link.
Martin, I’m a real newbie and don’t understand CSS. I downloaded the rotating twitter widget and it’s sort of working in the footer, but appears black on brown. I want to reverse white out of the brown theme.
Could you tell me exactly which line I should insert
.rotatingweet {colour:white; }
I’m at http://www.socialandlocal.co.uk.
Thanks
Cath
Does it work if you put it in a /wp-content/uploads/rotatingtweets.css file?
Thanks for your help Martin, but I’m so new to this I don’t know what this means. I did read your response to rleeg2003.
I presume you mean that I should insert the text /wp-content/uploads/rotatingtweets.css into the ‘edit widget’ text box. But I have no idea where it should go, hence asking for a line at which to insert it. How does this relate to the .rotatingweet {colour:white } line?
I’m sorry if I’ve completely misunderstood – I’m worried that this is beyond me. I may need even more of an idiots guide…!
If you can’t add files, I suggest trying to add the code to the CSS file of your template.
You can edit the file by going to /wp-admin/theme-editor.php or clicking on Appearance / Editor in your dashboard.
Hi there Martin,
Thanks for sharing this!! It’s exactly what I need. Thank you!
Grant
