@noelga Thanks for the kind review and your follow up questions.
You can customise almost anything you like including the styles. I do recommend applying your own styling to get the desired effects. Styles can be added to your Child theme, the theme’s custom CSS or within the plugin’s Custom Styles in the Additional tab.
- You can use a style such as
.opening-hours .closed .hours { color: red; } to set this – there may be other overriding styles, so be more specific in such a case so this comes through.
- With double or triple opening hours there is only a class introduced to that differentiate that row, the class here is either
group-2 or group-3. I do plan on introducing a more structured approach to groupings using nested lists – so you can really have a lot of control over the placement of each part. Your request here has prompted me to add this to my development schedule.
- The future opening date isn’t currently in place with conditional text. This is something that I do plan to introduce as I feel there is a demand for this – so, beyond just checking “tomorrow”. When adding this, I do want it to be approachable and future-proof.
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noelga
(@noelga)
hello,
thank you very much for your quick reply.
- i have successfully applied the CSS customizations in my child theme. thx.
- unfortunately the class “Group-2″ does not work or I am doing something wrong. My syntax is as follows: [open class=”group-2”]
- i am really looking forward to the feature
Noel
@noelga The group-2 class is in the HTML, so it could inform specific styling choices; it’s not a shortcode parameter value. However, in your case I can’t see it offering the solution you’re seeking.
I will introduce a new, more structured approach that will lend itself better to what you’re looking to achieve.
