Check the source code of your webpage for widget’s ID. You can use that unique identifier for applying custom CSS.
It might look something like id="testimonials_widget-3".
I’m trying to decrease the height of the rotating testimonials container from 250 to 100. I’m using the shortcode. I’m not sure how to apply the CSS. I was able to change the text color.
If you’re using the widget, edit the height under Advanced Options to 100.
You can refer to http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/testimonials-widget/screenshots/ to see the bottom of “Testimonials Widget options – top” and adjust “Minimum Height”.
I’m not using the widget. I’m using the shortcode on a landing page. How do I edit the code for that.
I was going to say, please read about the shortcode options at http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/testimonials-widget/ under “Shortcodes [testimonialswidget_list] [testimonialswidget_widget]”. However, when I looked, a couple of options we’re not listed.
So, release 2.0.6, fixes that documentation issue.
For you, I’d think that [testimonialswidget_widget min_height=100] is what you want.
Ciao!
Awesome! That worked. Thanks so much
