Plugin Author
anmari
(@anmari)
Do you mean if you add it into the custom html?
like this?
$htm[x] = ‘<div style=”” class=””‘ ?
in most cases, the class would give you invalid html as the plugin adds a lot of css classes itself. You’d be better off adding css that uses a class generated by the plugin. inline style might work – I can’t see anything that would strip it out.
http://icalevents.com/2382-styling-of-ical-events/
and more
http://icalevents.com/?s=css
Plugin Author
anmari
(@anmari)
just realised, you probably mean in the before/after fields. I think the validation may strip out anything too fancy – and again youd probably end up with invalid html anyway – better to do css with the classes that are there – cleaner.
Thread Starter
James
(@jamesee)
I need to use inline styles as the content will end up in an email template.
Is there a way I can edit (through editing the plugin) the validation?
Thread Starter
James
(@jamesee)
For the record, I edited line 173 of functions.php to change the validation to:
'span' => array('class' => array(),'style' => array()),
