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Link Button CSS customizer code

  • survzeal

    (@survzeal)


    1 month, 1 week ago

    Hello, I’ve tried the best I could to get my WordPress website especially its big Button to normal but it couldn’t. I’ve also used gigantic CSS, still to no avail.

    I am just a geek in coding, don’t know much about CSS, just in layman’s term.

    Ironically, the text button links on my page post tends to be bigger than normal! And this is horrendous to potential viewers.

    I’m now requesting access to custom css code that’ll successfully decipher the problem. You can provide as many as you can so that I can shuffle any non-working one’s.

    CSS rules that can:
    1. Change the button color
    2. Change the text color
    3. Tweak the Padding parameter
    4. Tweak the Boarder radius.

    You can prolly check my page-post with the Big Button Link below

    It’s just a few scrolls of the screen, hope you have the time.

    • This topic was modified 1 month, 1 week ago by survzeal.
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    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Moderator bcworkz

    (@bcworkz)

    1 month, 1 week ago

    Have you tried using the button block’s style settings? It has color, border and padding settings you can customize without knowing any CSS. These should be more effective than attempting custom CSS. If you still want to do custom CSS, it’ll help if you assign a distinct, additional class (under advanced block settings) to the block elements you want the CSS applied to so you don’t adversely affect other buttons on your site.

    It’s not totally clear which buttons you are referring to. Telling us what the button’s text labels are and what additional class you added would help.

    دیجی ممبر

    (@folemo)

    3 weeks ago

    maybe you used a class or function name that was used in another place.

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