Fancy link: set custom class

Asanwa88 · November 2018

Hi,

I want to target a particular title not all so I used "orange" in my code like below. Then I put this into the CSS: .orange .fancy_heading .title {

color: red;}

But it's not changing the title to orange. Please help.

[fancy_heading CLASS="ORANGE" title="" h1="0" icon="icon-lamp" slogan="" style="icon" animate=""]Insert your content here[/fancy_heading]

Pablo · November 2018

You cannot insert the class="" parameter inside the shortcode.

Edit the column item and scroll down, there you can write te custom class.

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Thanks

Asanwa88 · November 2018

Buy I am not adding it as an item on its own. It will be used within the tab item *see screenshot* [Links visible only for registered users] So I don't have access to a class field like in your screenshot. So how do I target it?

Also is it all shortcodes that dont allow the insert the class="" parameter. Or is it just certain ones

Asanwa88 · November 2018

Nevermind, I've figured it out. For anyone with the same issue: I had two of the same shortcodes inside one column. Once I separated them into 2 column items, I could specify the class and target them separately using the directions provided above.

Asanwa88 · November 2018

Hi Admin,

I had a second question that went unanswered:

"Also is it all shortcodes that dont allow the insert the class="" parameter? Or is it just certain ones?"

Pablo · November 2018

A lot of the shortcodes do not allow to use a 'class' parameter.

Attributes allowed in shortcodes are inside 'shortcode' button on the splash page.
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Thanks

Asanwa88 · November 2018

Okay. Thanks!

Fancy link: set custom class

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