CSS issue

Thank you. That all sounds very fair!

Unfortunately, you don’t seem to have implemented this change yet. I’d be grateful if you would.

Well, I didn’t actually ask for that. I just pointed out that it was unnecessary. But thanks anyway.

I understand why you might be concerned about removing the !important attributes. But, if you don’t, your plugin’s use will effectively be restricted to sites with a matching color scheme. On my sites, that blue and gray is completely out of place, and so renders the plugin unusable.

Thanks for the offer, and there’s no need to apologize. You have done nothing to apologize for. I just would like a way to customize the appearance of the plugin that you’ve kindly made avaialble.

If my install were on a site you could access, I’d be happy to show you. But I develop every new site on localhost first and only put it up on an accessible server when I think it’s ready. So it’s not possible to share a link at the moment.

Obviously, I could just go into the plugin and modify the bits I want to change. But those changes would get overridden by an update. The only way this problem can be avoided is if you remove the !important attributes. As I say, I think this will be better for plugin adoption in the long run anyway.

Could I suggest that you take a look at how Peter Featherstone has done this for his Responsive Menu plugin? The default installation of that plugin comes with !important attributes in the inline CSS. But there is also an option in the plugin’s admin to have those attributes removed so that the CSS can be overridden by users who wish to do that.

Sure!

I am talking first about things on the Account page, specifically:
.um-um_account_id.um input.um-button[type="submit"], .um-um_account_id.um input.um-button[type="submit"]:focus, .um-um_account_id.um a.um-button {background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% #3BA1DA !important;}

In addition, I have now found that, despite the fact they have no !important attribute, I have been unable to change the color for the following:

.um-account-side li a.current span.um-account-icon, .um-account-side li a.current:hover span.um-account-icon {
    color: #3BA1DA;
}
.um-account-side li {
    background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% #EEE;
}

But the User page has a similar problem, specifically:

.um-profile-nav-item.active a {
    background: none repeat scroll 0% 0% #3BA1DA !important;
    color: #FFF !important;
}

Thank you.