• johandemeijer

    (@johandemeijer)


    Hi Txanny,

    I’ve got a suggestion for the User Community Plugin.

    The page indicators are coloured to alkivia.org. But my site have got different colours.
    Last time I’ve edited the css file, but when I receive an update, the css file gets overwritten.

    So can you build a css editor for the plugin? 🙂 Would be great!

    Regards,

    Johan

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  • Txanny

    (@txanny)

    Yes, I provided some colors from my theme, but you can change it easily editing the CSS file, and moving it by using a very simple custom plugin.

    Follow this steps:

    1. Edit and save the CSS file out of the plugin folder, can be anywhere on the web. The only rule is to be accessible by a browser.

    2. Create a plugin like this, to change the public style URL. (More filters are available to change other things, I promise I will write a documment for all them as soon as 0.6 version has been released).

    <?php
    <?php
    /*
    Plugin Name: My Filters
    Plugin URI: http://example.com
    Description: My custom filters for plugins I use.
    Version: 1.0
    Author: My Name
    Author URI: http://example.com
    */
    
    /**
     * This will set a new style file for User Community.
     * Remember you have to write your new community.css file!
     */
    function my_community_style( $old_url ) {
        return 'http://mysite.com/styles/community.css';
    }
    add_filter('akucom_style_url', 'my_community_style');
    ?>

    3. Upload this your plugin’s folder and activate the plugin. Done!

    It’s a good idea to include a field to set this URL on the settings page. I prefer this than providing an editor, as you can use the tool that best meets your needs and upload it where you want.

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