widget color

  • Resolved artisthouse

    (@artisthouse)


    9 years, 6 months ago

    Hi Hugh and company,

    First, thanks so much for this amazingly simple solution for podcasting. Everything worked the first time I installed. Now up to 6 episodes! I just deployed the player widget today and was wondering if I could change the widget’s colors? I installed the media player style kit thinking maybe that would offer some secret widget color controls too… 🙂 Trust this is a first time ask.

    I sure wish we could search support for just one plugin, not all plugins. That seems pretty silly.

    http://dog.movie

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  • ThemeSumo

    (@themesumo)

    9 years, 5 months ago

    Using your browsers Inspect Element tool, you can easily find the classes to use in your CSS to modify any element of your site.

    You can expand and collapse your code structure using the small arrows alongside each element to find the element you wish to change, the CSS being applied to the highlighted element is displayed to the right of the inspection window.

    For example, you can add this to your Child Theme style.css file or using a Custom CSS plugin:

    .wp-playlist-light {
    background: #000;
}
.wp-playlist-light .wp-playlist-caption {
    color: #a364e5;
}

    Hope this helps.

    Thread Starter artisthouse

    (@artisthouse)

    9 years, 5 months ago

    @themesumo,

    Yeah, CSS is a little scary, but I’m getting the courage to dive in. I used to sling some mean object oriented code, nowadays I’m more focused on direct expression – voice acting, visual art. Trying not to get to distracted with technical arcana, but I really like WordPress so I guess gaining more control is inevitable.

    Thanks!

    ThemeSumo

    (@themesumo)

    9 years, 5 months ago

    You’re very welcome, good luck!

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