Hey CLCUSA
Is this the style.css file in the plugin folder? It doesn’t really make sense.
Do you have a link I could look at?
I would add a class to your form by using class in the shortcode:
[searchandfilter fields="search,post_tag" class="myclass"]
And then define your styles in you themes css file like:
.searchandfilter.myclass
{
display:block;
border:1px solid #f00;
}
If there is a conflict somewhere in the CSS with another plugin then you could try adding !important to your rules..
🙂
Thread Starter
CLCUSA
(@clcusa)
Yes this is the style.css file in the plugin folder.
I tried adding a class, but IE still ignores anything I put in the style.css. Also tried adding !important, still totally ignores it.
Thread Starter
CLCUSA
(@clcusa)
Ok, I have found the problem. The theme I am using has a modified WPBakery Visual Composer plugin. If I deactivate it then my modified style.css file is displayed on IE. Only problem is it messes up the way the theme displays. Now I have to figure out how to make it work with the Visual composer.
Thread Starter
CLCUSA
(@clcusa)
Ok, everything is good now. When reactivating the Visual Composer pluging and then going to the page I want edited with the search&filter shortcode, I have to make sure there is absolutely no spaces in between visual composer code and my shortcode on the page. Wierd, but it works.
Hey CLCUSA thanks for the update. Do you think this might be what happens when using any shortcode with WPBakery or just this one?
I’ll certainly look in to it at some point.
Thanks
Thread Starter
CLCUSA
(@clcusa)
I’m pretty sure it is just with my customized WPBakery plugin
Ok cool thats good to know thanks for the update 🙂
