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review · 3 starsIt does the job but there are some hardcoded limitations making us modify the plugin JS and CSS files. Example: There is a fixed “width: 120px” on the logo image while loading, where you cannot easily modify due the the above div container that has exactly the same hardcoded value and exists in “style” tag instead of a class, overwriting everything you add. Even the example does not work because WordPress probably filters out some words and if you add <b><style>.lp-screen-text{font-family:Georgia !important;}</style></b> the bold and style tags are removed. This topic was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by gtsigkourakos . Reason: Additional info
Hello @gtsigkourakos Thank you very much for the review. We will assign class names to the elements as you suggest. However, you don’t need to modify the plugin code to vary these values. For example, if you want to assign 300px to the logo width, you only should enter the following style definition block through the menu option “Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS”: .lp-screen span, .lp-screen span img{width:300px !important;} Best regards.
Hi @codepeople , I tried that but it didn’t work for me. Thank you for the fast reply though.
Hello @gtsigkourakos Could you please provide the link to check the styles defined? Best regards.
Hello @gtsigkourakos Thank you very much for the review. We will assign class names to the elements as you suggest. However, you don’t need to modify the plugin code to vary these values. For example, if you want to assign 300px to the logo width, you only should enter the following style definition block through the menu option “Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS”: .lp-screen span, .lp-screen span img{width:300px !important;} Best regards.
Hi @codepeople , I tried that but it didn’t work for me. Thank you for the fast reply though.
Hello @gtsigkourakos Could you please provide the link to check the styles defined? Best regards.