Hi adhocergo,
The /docs/style.css file is not the correct stylesheet. That is just used by the documentation.
If you want to modify the styles, the best place to do it is in your theme’s style.css file. If you modify the plugin files, your changes will be overwritten when you update the plugin.
If you’re using a stock theme which might receive updates, you shouldn’t put the CSS code directly into your theme’s style.css file either — the same problem with updates overwriting your changes. In this case, you should use a plugin like Simple Custom CSS or the Custom CSS component of Jetpack to add your own CSS code. That way, when the plugin and theme is updated your changes will remain.
It would be a global style change though, correct?
Maybe I just don’t know where to look to find out how/what to call the specific elements? Menu Section Font Color, Menu Item Title Font Color, Menu Item Description, etc..?
fdm-menu_____?
I think I can search and figure out how to add the right CSS syntax, just don’t know where to look to find out what all the elements are called?
Hi adhocergo,
All of the output is wrapped in a .fdm-menu class. So you can use that to only apply changes to elements within the menus. For instance, the following rule would apply changes to the H3 element of menu sections:
.fdm-section-header h3
You can check out all the rules in the plugin’s stylesheet at wp-content/plugins/food-and-drink-menu/assets/css/base.css and wp-content/plugins/food-and-drink-menu/assets/css/style.css. But as I said, I don’t recommend you modify these files directly. Better to copy the rules you want over to a plugin or theme file.
