You can achieve this by adding an onchange event to your select tag. Try the code below: HTML: <select id=”derselect” onchange=”this.className=this.options[this.selectedIndex].className” class=”green”> <option class=”green”>Test 1 <option class=”red”>Test 2 </select> And your CSS: .green { color:green} .red {color:red} 🙂
theme RTL make big white space in mobile mode and you need to scroll to see the site
You CSS is working and overriding the parent CSS. So its not an issue with the enqueue, that is all working fine. I don’t know what you want to make full width but you are currently targeting a div within the content. If you want to make the entire content area full width try adding … Read more
Right, Additional CSS only applies to the front end (visitor viewing area) of the website. You can add CSS to just the editor itself, but keep in mind, blocks are designed to fit in this Core column, so you may end up with some styling oddities if you change it. There may be other hard-coded … Read more
Include ElementorPro css into WordPress custom page
First, you need to add your CSS to both your front-end and editor stylesheet. Next, we’ll need to add a selector to the editor. I usually use the style select drop down which is normally disabled, but is perfect for this use case. /** * Add formatting select to WordPress WYSIWYG. */ function my_add_style_select_buttons( $buttons … Read more
Instead of trying to change the URL of the img tag, use your media query to hide the image and change the :before of your <a>. Like this… @media screen and (max-width: 59.6875em) { .site-branding img { display:none; } .site-branding a::before { content: url(“https://www.example.com/example/wp-content/uploads/Logo_Wide_2x.png”); } }
You can hide open menu entry title by adding below css code in custom css section. .openmenu > h1{ display:none }
I would like to achieve a two column checkout page
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