I do realize this is from the variable global-palatte-btn and that the global-palatte-btn-bg is set to a contrasting color, but somehow the WordPress styles are overriding the background color.
Hello,
Apologies for the delay in getting back to you!
Please could you provide a page URL so we can also inspect the elements and styles being applied to them? Additionally, if you’re using a third-party plugin for the media uploader, kindly specify which one it is so we can try to replicate it on our end and provide a custom CSS code if necessary.
Kind Regards,
Karla
The uploader is part of the Dokan plugin and only registered users/approved users can access the uploader.
I don’t think this is a problem with the plugin however, as after checking the inspector there were no styles from the Dokan being applied to that tab element, only the built in WordPress styles and then the Kadence styles which was overriding the text color set by the WordPress styles.
Cheers
Hello,
Is it part of their PRO features?
Kindly try adding this custom CSS code in Customizer > Additional CSS to make the text color show in black:
.media-router .media-menu-item {
color: initial;
}
OR
.media-router .media-menu-item {
color: black;
}
Best Regards,
Karla
Yes that does work as expected. Maybe this should be in the Kadence styles then. As it is right now the Kadence button element styles are overriding the default WordPress styles for .media-router .media-menu-item (on the front end).
It also adds a drop shadow to these items which is not a match to the default styles as well, but that is less of an issue than not being able to see the text.
Cheers
Hello,
I’ll pass this on to our development team to see if it can be added within the theme’s styles to improve compatibility with Dokan.
Best Regards,
Karla
Thanks Karla,
I think this would help for any plugin that might be using the Media manager from the front end.
Cheers!
