I renewed my support specifically because if this problem.
I want to apply css to my cells. I added a css class called"bible-mysql" as you can see in the attached screenshot named "original css.jpg".
However, in the live pages, the plugin passes the class with a SPACE before the name. so it passes it like this " bible-mysql". this makes any css changes that I do not effective. whether I write the css in the plugin css filed, or in the theme css files.
You can clearly see that the "original css.jpg" does not have a SPACE before the css class.
Hi,
I renewed my support specifically because if this problem.
I want to apply css to my cells. I added a css class called"bible-mysql" as you can see in the attached screenshot named "original css.jpg".
However, in the live pages, the plugin passes the class with a SPACE before the name. so it passes it like this " bible-mysql". this makes any css changes that I do not effective. whether I write the css in the plugin css filed, or in the theme css files.
You can clearly see that the "original css.jpg" does not have a SPACE before the css class.
Can you please fix this problem?
thanks
Hi atef_wagih,|
Thank you for your purchase.
Just use standard CSS syntax, for example take a look at this code
td.bible-mysql.verse { color: red !important; }And for SPACE issue that doesn't affect the functionality and everything should work.
Kind Regards,
Miloš Jovanović
[email protected]
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