Tiago

Hey Patrick! Thanks for the reply! 🙂

Ok so I changed that (I forgot that the theme is the main target for that)…
It still doesn’t work properly, both with the theme and the plugin.
If you go here http://www.events.wavebix.com/2019/07/ you will see that “Hello world” is red and when hover overing it, it becomes pink. That’s good according to the CSS I picked for testing purposes. But when you hover over “1 reply” it becomes blue, even though I have no “blue” on my CSS.

Also, on the right hand side you will see that the July 2019 archive is always grey, no matter what (maybe you will see it blue, because you haven’t clicked it yet). The same happens when visiting http://www.events.wavebix.com/events/ and you see the title is now always grey (maybe you will see it blue, first, because you haven’t clicked it yet, but still, it should be red, according to the CSS)

Here’s the CSS I’m using now:

a:link {
  color: red;
}

a:visited {
  color: green;
}

a:hover {
  color: hotpink;
}

a:active {
  color: yellow;
}

Do you think the plugin itself has some kind of CSS as well?
Even the “Proudly powered by WordPress” isn’t affected by the CSS… weird…

Thank you 🙂

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by Tiago.

That worked like a charm! Thank you so much!!! 😀

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by Tiago. Reason: Problem solved!

Hi! Thanks for the reply 🙂

Under Events > Settings > Formatting > Default event list format
I’m using that already, but one thing I noticed is that I was using 200,200 and it wasn’t a square. I ended up noticing that up to 150 it becomes a square. 151 and up, it assumes the original shape… weird…

Do you know what may cause this? Maybe some formatting somewhere else?

Thanks!

Thanks bcworkz, but that’s also too technical for me… :/

The issue is that I use Elementor, so it’s not a regular template.
I don’t think those codes would interact with Elementor the same way it would with, let’s say, “normal” themes.

As I mentioned on my post, my idea (which I believe is the simplest one), would be to have a Custom Post Type called “Ads”, then create a Custom Field using Advanced Custom Fields so each post would be customizable. The only issue right now is that I don’t want just the image when I’m reading the post to redirect people. I actually want the image when more posts (in this case, ads) are visible.

Thanks 🙂

Hi! Thanks for the reply.
Unfortunately that technique doesn’t do the trick.
It works when you visit the blog post itself, but not outside (for example, home page with all the posts). You can even check on their website. If you find the post and you click the featured image, it sends you to the post. Then, once inside, the image actually has the custom link, but that’s not what I’m trying to achieve. I can do that with a plugin I just downloaded, but I want my image to be a custom link without people visiting the post itself :/

Any way I can do it?
Thanks!

Thank you for the suggestion.
I believe that will be kinda useless, since I see a lot of people there saying that they can’t get any kind of support from the developer and I also saw some people there with the same issue.

Would you recommend another plugin, either free or affordable? One that I saw was like $100 and that’s a bit for now, since I already invested in other plugins and in Elementor.

Thank you

Hi Steven!

Thank you so much for your quick and helpful reply.
I downloaded the plugin and will try it, see what happens.
To be honest, I didn’t even know that wordpress only remembers the login for 14 days… Always learning 😉

Enjoy your week!
Tiago