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  • Hi Den999, thanks for your post. Yes, considering that there is currently no option to change the width of the flags container, I can see how you arrive at that conclusion (and I will take that suggestion for adding the option in a future update). But I don’t believe this is related to the fact that I would use PHP and CSS together.

    You could override the #flags width by placing this in your current style sheet:

    #flags {
      width:200px !important;
    }

    Then it will remain there even after plugin updates and it should override styles in the plugin. Hopefully I am understanding this correctly. Let me know if that helps.

    Thread Starter Den999

    (@den999)

    Thanks for answer and for solution!

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