Thank you very much! That was exactly what I was looking for!
Following the template hierarchy I was able to modify the ‘lock-options-iframe.php’ to our needs!
Thanks for your support!
Hi,
I already tried all of this, but it is not working via style.css.
The wpdm-lock-frame opens a separate html document that is not linked with style.css.
Please inspect the very bottom of the page source code to verify.
So, is there a way to add CSS rules to the html document created by the wpdm-lock-frame iframe?
Thanks.
Thank you!
Will these changes be overwritten by an upcoming plugin update?
If yes, is there a possibility to make these changes permanent via functions.php?
Thanks for your reply in advance!
Hi! Did you have time to review my private reply
Unfortunately this is a restricted client site for which I’m not allowed to give admin access to external personal.
Is there any other possibility you could guide me to make the above mentioned css work inside the #wpdm-lock-frame?
Hi, thanks for your reply!
I had to apply the change to another file class.Subscribers.php but I got it to work!
Thank you!
Will these changes be overwritten by an upcoming plugin update?
If yes, is there a possibility to make these changes permanent via functions.php?
These are the styles I tried, but they don’t work inside style.css:
#wpdm-lock-frame .w3eden .modal {font-family: 'Open Sans Local' !important;}
#wpdm-lock-frame .w3eden .modal .modal-icon {display: none !important;}
Thanks for your answer.
I already tried to set the div’s class to display: none but it doesn’t get recognized.
I think it’s because the modal is loaded in an iframe.
I can’t change styles for elements inside #wpdm-lock-frame with the theme stylesheet.
Is there a filter to add css styles to the modal iframe?
Thanks.
That worked. Thank you!
Thanks for your reply. I managed to change the button color in the modal popup.
Can you instruct me what I have to do to remove the modal icon?
I’m a developer so maybe this is easier than setting up access on a client site.