@mandos
If you are referring specifically to this plugin: T(-) Countdown
You might experiment with adding this to the very bottom of your themes style sheet;
.jedi-seconds_dash {display:none;}
That succeeded in hiding just the “seconds” indicator in the count-down widget for me on a test installation.
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Mandos
(@mandos)
T(-) Countdown plugin, css style Hoth, do not want the seconds to appear.
.hoth-seconds_dash {display:none;} didn’t affect the Associate Theme – are you sure it is in the Style sheet or the Functions.php where I need to place this?
also have the hoth style applied I assume it would be:
.hoth-seconds_dash {display:none;}
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Mandos
(@mandos)
}
.hoft-seconds_dash {
display:none;
}
style.css did like the above at all…
I must apologize, I was using the jedi theme when I looked at it rather than the hoth theme.
The .hoth-seconds_dash class hasn’t been defined anywhere in the style sheet for the hoth theme.
Instead of making the adjustment in your themes style sheet, navigate to the hoth .css file at..
/wp-content/plugins/jquery-t-countdown-widget/css/hoth/style.css
…and try adding .hoth-seconds_dash {display:none;} to the bottom of that style.css file. That seemed to work well for me on a test site with the hoth theme applied.
Hope that works for you, and sorry about the confusion – I was clearly looking at the css for the jedi style, and never thought to compare the two before making the suggestion.
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Mandos
(@mandos)
No problems – thanks ClaytonJames. I’ll give this a try and let you know how it goes. Thanks again.
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Mandos
(@mandos)
Worked!
Looks ugly without the seconds panel… but it is what the client wants and you know the phrase, the client always knows best… and wants the worst ; )
Thanks CJ – no doubt I’ll be back…
