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  • Plugin Author Jose Luis SAYAGO

    (@iluminatus)

    Hi,

    You can use your own custom CSS style, here you’ll find the base style included in the plugin: NLP-DefaultStyle.css, you’re free to tweak rules to suit your needs.

    This is the list of CSS classes and nodes when using Unordered Lists (by default): nlposts-ulist-nodes

    And this one when using blocks: nlposts-block-nodes

    Thumbnail images css styles are set by these rules:

    Unordered Lists: .nlposts-ulist-container .nlposts-ulist-thumbnail-litem a > img

    Ordered Lists: .nlposts-olist-container .nlposts-olist-thumbnail-litem a > img

    Blocks: .nlposts-block-container .nlposts-block-thumbnail-litem a > img

    Once you’re done with your custom style, save it to your active WordPress theme folder. Name it the way you want: nlp-mycustomstyle.css then set the css_style parameter, like this:

    [nlposts css_style=nlp-mycustomstyle]

    Please note there is no .css, this parameter works with filenames only.

    Hope this helps, cheers.

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