Plugin Contributor
Josh
(@josh401)
Hi 🙂
When we wrote the shortcode that gets output to the browser; we named each element with a unique html class attribute.
Here is the code which generates the front-end css:
if ($fancy == '1') {
// Prepare shortcode
$data = '<div class="sdm_download_item">';
$data .= '<div class="sdm_download_item_top">';
$data .= '<div class="sdm_download_thumbnail">'.$isset_download_thumbnail.'</div>';
$data .= '<div class="sdm_download_title">'.$isset_item_title.'</div>';
$data .= '</div>';//End of .sdm_download_item_top
$data .= '<div style="clear:both;"></div>';
$data .= '<div class="sdm_download_description">'.$isset_item_description.'</div>';
$data .= '<div class="sdm_download_link">'.$download_button_code.'</div>';
$data .= '</div>';
// Render shortcode
return $data;
}
You should be able to overwrite any plugin styles by adding new styles via a child theme or custom css plugin. You may need to use the !important declaration, depending on how your css loads.
Did I understand correctly, or completely miss the point?
Thread Starter
X-Raym
(@x-raym)
Oh ovveride the CSS with custom one, it’s already what I did 🙂
but what I want is to minimze server requests and externals/other files requests.
So, because I don’t use the default theme (here a exemple of what I did, just scroll down to my big impossible to miss dropbox custom button), I think it would be optimium to have an option to disable css loading in the pannel.
As always, thanks for listening !
🙂
Plugin Contributor
Josh
(@josh401)
I think it would be optimium to have an option to disable css loading in the pannel.
Point taken 🙂
We’ll see if we can’t implement this in a future release. Shouldn’t be too hard at all.
Here’s a simple solution we used to remove this extra server call. Just add the following to your functions file to deregister the CSS file:
add_action( 'wp_print_styles', 'my_deregister_styles', 100 );
function my_deregister_styles() {
wp_deregister_style( 'dlm-frontend' );
}
Thread Starter
X-Raym
(@x-raym)
Oh yeah !!
Nice trick, thanks for sharing 🙂
I will probably use it from some other plugin I used 😀
Thread Starter
X-Raym
(@x-raym)
Hi !
I just found a quick solution for this !
Use wp_deregister and wp_dequeue wordpress functions !
here is an explaination
Here is my code
add_action( 'wp_enqueue_scripts', 'remove_stylesheets', 25 );
function remove_stylesheets() {
wp_dequeue_style( 'sdm-styles' );
wp_deregister_style( 'sdm-styles' );
}
Considered as solved ! 🙂
Cheers !
