Plugin Author
Baden
(@baden03)
you are absolutely right.
we have been playing with a couple ideas… but the best one seems to be to simply include the css in the plugin settings.
We’ll add something to address this issue in the next release. Thank you for your feedback!
Check for, and include if it exists, a custom.css file inside the plugin directory would be nicest – it would not be overwritten if the plugin is updated but is kept with the plugin it relates to.
I guess Baden point is to make smth like textarea field in the plugin settting for custom css. That is also good
Yes – that would also be good, possibly even better.
Plugin Author
Baden
(@baden03)
We’ll have something to test today…
…any brave spacemonkeys willing help beta test?
Plugin Author
Baden
(@baden03)
Fresh out of the plugin oven: T(-) Countdown version 2.3.0b
This version has many improvements, but most interesting for this thread is a new Custom Css section located in the new plugin options page under:
Dashboard > Settings > T(-) Countdown
All you now need to do is add your custom css to this section. To create a new style simple copy/paste one of the existing styles and be sure to follow the naming convention of:
.<your_new_style_name>-dashboard {
}
The -dashboard class must be defined if you want the new style to show up in the widget select style drop-down input field.
We’ll continue to test and fine-tune so any feedback on version 2.3.0b is greatly appreciated!
I’d tested – works well with custom css. Thanks!!
Plugin Author
Baden
(@baden03)
The latest version of the plugin includes this improved cusom css options. Issue marked as resolved.
