hi Faction3
you will need to override css using css hierarchy you can add that css in style.css of your theme let me know if you have any further questions
Thanks for using plugin
It looks like ‘multicarousel.php’ is adding the styles as an inline style sheet for the carousel.
Therefor, unless you delete the CSS code from multicarousel.php, you can’t control the carousel from an external style sheet.
Editing the inline sheet in the php file works… however just as long as the plugin is never updated.
yes you are right css is dynamically generated for each carousel from
multicarousel.php but you can override css by usinf hierarchy of classes you will need to add a class or id by a div before where you calling carousel , and you can define all css starting from this id or class and it will override …….
you can check here as we are overriding few css properties from style.css of theme
http://jobr.in/clients/babymusic/store/
you can change css from multicarousel.php too
but remember not to update plugin if new version released
When I inspect the link http://jobr.in/clients/babymusic/store/ the structure of divs and id’s seems identical to the defaulrt ones when the plugin is implemented in the site, so it is not clear how the hierarchy of classes override the default css styles in this example. Can you please give example of how your tweaked .css file looks for this particular example?
modify it in plugin file multicaraousel.php and keep a backup of file…
Ok thank you. I misunderstood, I was hoping for the easy way – to avoid the tweaking of .php file, making changes only in the .css file. Hard way it is then! 🙂
Is this still the only way of updating the CSS? Although I am used to editing CSS to achieve what I want, I am by no means conversant with PHP. I have changed the CSS on the plugin and my child theme but it still keeps defaulting. Which is a shame as this plugin is perfect for what I need bar the ability to customise the backgrounds, borders and buttons!
