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Mike Peterson.
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11/16/2018 at 11:27 am #477194
Mike Peterson
ParticipantI edited my slim-plus.css to increase the font size of the text. This was overwritten with the last update. Is there a different way to control the font size besides editing the slim-plus.css?
11/16/2018 at 12:06 pm #477198Mike Peterson
ParticipantOne correction and one more question.
Correction: It’s the slim-plus.min.css that I had edited.
Question: How does the slim-plus.min.css get updated when edits are made to the slim-plus.css?
11/16/2018 at 12:07 pm #477199Steven Zahm
Keymaster@ Mike
You can copy your custom CSS to a folder in the
uploads
folder. That way Connections will load it instead and it will not be overwritten during updates. Here’s the doc where you can learn more about this feature:https://connections-pro.com/2014/05/07/quicktip-custom-css-templates/
So, in your specific instance you could copy the file to this folder:
../wp-content/uploads/connections-templates/slim-plus/slim-plus.css
Hope this helps!
11/16/2018 at 12:21 pm #477201Mike Peterson
ParticipantThanks Steven.
Did you see my followup regarding the slim-plus.min.css?
11/16/2018 at 12:42 pm #477205Steven Zahm
Keymaster@ Mike
I did, after posting my reply …
My instructions still apply. You can edit the
slim-plus.css
file and put it in the folder as explained in my last reply and it will be loaded by Connections instead of the min file supplied with the template. OR, you can place the minified file in the folder an it will be loaded. Either will work.11/16/2018 at 1:11 pm #477207Mike Peterson
ParticipantSteven,
Understood. However, I’m still a bit confused with regards to how/when the min file gets updated. I’ve made edits to the slim-plus.css file, but don’t see those changes in the min version. I’ve disabled all third-party plugins that might affect the cache or other min files. Shouldn’t the min file get updated at the same time the slim-plus.css is saved?
Thanks
11/16/2018 at 3:43 pm #477232Steven Zahm
Keymaster@ Mike
Both CSS file are only updated when a template update is released. The min files are not automagically created from the non-min files. Changes you make to the non min files will not automagically be made to the min file. You can edit the no-min file and then manually update min file to include the same changes.
But you don’t have to do that for your purposes…
Copy the
slim-plus.css
file to the folder I referenced in a previous reply. Make your changes. Connections will from then on load that file for Slim Plus regardless if the CSS files are updated in a template update.11/16/2018 at 3:48 pm #477233Mike Peterson
ParticipantPerfect. Thanks.
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