Plugin Author
Baden
(@baden03)
are you including the theme’s CSS? It’s a setting in the plugin’s option page under:
Dashboard > Settings > Print-O-Matic > Include Theme CSS
Indeed I am, that’s why i’m a bit confused.
WC canvas using external css, but even if I add those to custom style/custom print style, then printomatic still doesn’t recognize them.
Anything new about my case?
Other thing i noticed – plugin doesn’t read standard wordpress classes like “alignright” or “aligncenter”, which i need to include manually to custom classes. That’s kinda inconvienient :\
Btw. after i added some classes to display/print pages normal CSS(on pages) changed as well. Is this normal?
Ok, so i managed to fix it by myself.
Plugin didn’t recognize some of the classes from theme(or simply there was too much of those to pick correct ones – it’s child theme from cherry framework) – so i just copied all classes from plugin i mentioned above and seems like print-o-matic at last recognize those.
Second issue was related to my not-too-good-reading-skill, I thought that “custom class” is related to plugin only, but it’s affects whole website. One part from text below was confusing, maybe that’s why – “Custom display page“. Maybe add info, that this affects whole website. Cool thing btw. but haven’t thought, that something like this might be added to such plugin.
Again thanks for nice plugin.
Plugin Author
Baden
(@baden03)
hey there. Yes there are two areas of custom CSS, one for the display page, and one for the print page.
Also, keep in mind, that if you are printing an element, say with a class of .monkey but the css defines the .monkey class like so:
#zoo .monkey {
text-align: center;
}
then the print page will not apply this, as it’s no longer wrapping the monkey in the zoo.
you would need to manually define a monkey class on the loose like so:
.monkey {
text-align: center;
}
Regardless, glad you got it sussed out.
