Theming issues

[Neven]

Hi

I started to test WCFM and WCFM Ultimate to see if they would be usable for one of my projects.

I might be missing something, but currently I’m unable to change a lot of bluish elements that appear throughout the site.
Since the theme of my site is green, blue elements don’t fit nicely, and I can’t find where to change them.

For example:

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[Neven]

Hi

It’s me again.

Also, inside the store manager fonts are different from the rest of the theme, so it looks and feels like a different site.

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[WCFM Forum]

Hi,

Also, inside the store manager fonts are different from the rest of the theme, so it looks and feels like a different site.

– This is not possible! WCFM has no special font. It only use theme’s default font. There has few labels in bold and italic.
But Font family is exactly same as theme.

Well, you may change these colors from WCFM Admin Dashboard -> Dashboard Style and Store Style

Thank You

[Neven]

Hi
You are right about the fonts. I had an inline css setting i missed.

However, colours I can not change.
These blue colours are declared in /wp-content/plugins/wc-frontend-manager/assets/css/min/wcfm-style-core.css
there are several lines with this setting:
color: #17a2b8 !important;

And this colour remains even if I change the style settings to this:


See, nothing blue.

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[Neven]

Now when I have changed the font, text doesn’t fit nicely in the boxes.
As seen in above screenshots.

You might also consider enlarging these boxes a bit, or make the sizes relative, so the text printed in larger font also fits.
(I haven’t noticed problems with larger font elsewhere in WCFM. Only in colour settings.)

You might also consider grouping and sorting colour settings. Like so:

Buttons:
– Button outline
– Button background
– Button text
– Button hover outline
– Button hover background
– Button hover text

A lot of theming adaptations are currently a trial and error work, and a lot of custom css.
I also noticed that for some reason I need to save settings twice in WCFM to see them applied.

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N.

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