Nice, but I have a strange problem with the code. As soon as I copy it in my Custom CSS field and save it, it’s getting changed in my user.css to this not anymore working code that I have to edit manually in my user.css:
I checked it again and for any reason, the "\" don’t show up anymore. But it has some other problem: As long as I put the code in Custom CSS, the button doesn’t change. When I paste the exact same code inside my style.css, it works. Hm? Well, I can live with that. Is style.css except for the version number changing (a lot) when Beach Please gets updated or can I just keep it that way?
I have another code that only works properly in style.css, but not in the custom css field. And that issue seems to be related to the submit button code again…
It’s this code (affects my shop pages, plugin = OrillaCart):
You were right, now I have fixed. In few hours there will be update with fix for it, but you can do it manually and don't update theme:-) Go to advance/user-css.php line ~480 and change $custom_CSS to ".stripslashes($custom_CSS)."
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With regards.
With regards.
I checked it again and for any reason, the "\" don’t show up anymore. But it has some other problem: As long as I put the code in Custom CSS, the button doesn’t change. When I paste the exact same code inside my style.css, it works. Hm?
Well, I can live with that. Is style.css except for the version number changing (a lot) when Beach Please gets updated or can I just keep it that way?
I have another code that only works properly in style.css, but not in the custom css field. And that issue seems to be related to the submit button code again…
It’s this code (affects my shop pages, plugin = OrillaCart): Best regards!
Thanks for reporting this!
With regards.
Go to advance/user-css.php line ~480 and change
$custom_CSS
to".stripslashes($custom_CSS)."
Thanks for pointing this out!