Support › MB Settings Page › Can we add wrapper div or class name to existing wrapper div for Settings markupResolved
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July 31, 2019 at 2:40 PM #15512
Aishwarya
ParticipantThe settings panel is beautiful and we used to it. Is it possible to add a wrapper div or a class name (to add theme name prefix) to existing wrapper div of the Settings panel markup?
This will be helpful in styling the settings panel without conflicting with other plugin or theme admin styles.
If not yet added that feature, please consider that feature and we would like to contribute a beautiful design styles for the settings page if you like.
Thanks!
Best Regards,
AishwaryaJuly 31, 2019 at 8:48 PM #15527Anh Tran
KeymasterHi Aishwarya,
That's doable. Is it okay if I add a new parameter and put it in the
div.wrapdiv?July 31, 2019 at 9:36 PM #15529ParticipantHi Ann,
Thank you for taking my request.
Do you mean like
<div class="wrap my-theme-settings">this?Ah, yes it can work but if you can add a inner div, it will be more convenient to style it more better. like
<div class="wrap"><div id="my-theme-settings">But both methods are ok for me, whichever you think possible to add.
Best Regards,
AishwaryaSeptember 19, 2019 at 11:31 PM #16201ParticipantHi Anh,
Any updates on addition of unique class name to the settings page?Best Regards,
AishwaryaSeptember 20, 2019 at 3:25 PM #16210KeymasterHi Aishwarya,
Yes, that's done. Please update to version 1.3.5. The new settings is
classfor the settings page.FYI: Meta Box 5.2.0 also adds
classsettings for custom CSS class. So you have more room to customize now.September 22, 2019 at 3:19 PM #16227ParticipantHi Anh,
Thank you so much for adding the feature. Really appreciated and love your great work.
Best Regards,
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