Thread Starter
Anthyx
(@anthyx)
I almost forgot. Is it possible to get rid also of the field with “weeks”, “seconds” and so on?
Again, many thanks.
Thread Starter
Anthyx
(@anthyx)
Ok, reading carefully the documentation and after a few attempts I’ve been able to modify the “carbonite-responsive” theme (both the style.css and the background image) to reach my goal.
Just one question: right now I’ve overwrited the original “carbonite-responsive” theme files. Is this the right way? Can I create a new theme? Please keep in mind that I don’t use your plugin as a widget but I’ve inserted it in my page using the css string.
Many thanks in advance.
Plugin Author
Baden
(@baden03)
Antonio: You can use the custom css section of the plugin’s option page. Here is some more info on creating/modifying themes:
http://spacedonkey.de/2005/t-countdown-custom-styles/
Let us know if we can be of any further assistance. In the mean time we’ll mark this issue as resolved.
Thread Starter
Anthyx
(@anthyx)
Hi Baden, thanks a lot I have already tried this and it does not work. I’m not using the plugin as a widget: I’ve just inserted your string in my CSS code.
Plugin Author
Baden
(@baden03)
css? do you mean shortcode?
can you post an example of exactly what you are puting in your post or theme?
Thread Starter
Anthyx
(@anthyx)
yes sure:
<!—————- DX – PROSSIMO ARTICOLO – Titolo sezione —————->
<img style=”margin-top:-13px; margin-bottom:10px;” src=”http://webfoodculture.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/obj_tit-breve.jpg”;>
<!—————- DX – PROSSIMO ARTICOLO – Countdown —————->
[tminus t=”15-07-2015 00:00″ style=”carbonite-responsive” omitweeks=”true”/]
<!—————- DX – PROSSIMO ARTICOLO – Immagine quadrata —————->
<img class=”img_right1″ style=”margin-top:-19px; margin-bottom:10px;” src=”http://www.webfoodculture.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/home_img_pros.jpg”; alt=”Bisonti, salmoni e mais.”; title=”Bisonti, salmoni e mais.”; />
As you see I’ve used your shortcode pointing to a modified version of carbonite responsive style.
I’d like just to create my own theme, this way I have no problem when the plugin is updated.
Many thanks.
Plugin Author
Baden
(@baden03)
so, you are using the shortcode, then you can simply add your CSS to the Custom Css section of the plugin’s option page.
Since carbonite-responsive is an existing theme, your new CSS will simply override this style. If you wanted to create a completely new theme, then follow the examples given in the post we referenced above
http://spacedonkey.de/2005/t-countdown-custom-styles/
Once the settings have been saved, the womprat style will be available in the T(-) Countdown widget style dropdown, and as a valid style attribute value using the shortcode.
Thread Starter
Anthyx
(@anthyx)
Baden, thanks for your help,
I’ve copied all my custom CSS code in the custom css area of the plugin settings.
I’ve chosen “carbonite-responsive” into the “Force Load CSS” section.
“Rockstar Features” is NOT checket atm.
Since I’ve a new to my custom style, I have uploaded the file and set the new path into my custom css. background.
It seems to work just fine. Could you please tell me if everything is correct?
Thanks a lot again!
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Plugin Author
Baden
(@baden03)
Yup, that’ll do it. Looks like you got the issue resolved! Good job!
Thread Starter
Anthyx
(@anthyx)
Thanks to you Baden.
Agan, thanks and congratulations for your superb job.
Ciao
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