Question / Help NightDev Plugin Support?

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ISleepTheDayAway

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I've tried their Live Chat/IRC thing with no help, and have been trying to get some for the past few days. So please forgive me if this is the incorrect place to be posting.

Their two plugins Follower Alert and Donation Alert don't have built in font size change, I've been trying to find anything on it but can't. I know you can use CSS to change it, but every different way and method of changing the font size in CSS hasn't seemed to work.

The default font size is much larger than I'd like so if it's possible/anyone could help, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks!
 
Jack0r

Jack0r

The Helping Squad
Code: 
#follower-alert .text {
              font-size: 12px !important;
              font-family: Arial !important;
            }
Then change "#follower-alert" to "#donation-alert" for the other one.
 
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ISleepTheDayAway

New Member
Jack0r said:
Code: 
#follower-alert .text {
              font-size: 12px !important;
              font-family: Arial !important;
            }
Then change "#follower-alert" to "#donation-alert" for the other one.
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You, I like you.

But seriously, thank you so much for the quick and helpful response! I basically had everything correct except the "!important" bit.

I'm not sure if it's possible to change the text positioning, but that does make the text smaller. But as the CLR Browser is 28px in height the text is not visible. It needs to be moved higher.
 
Jack0r

Jack0r

The Helping Squad
Just open the webpage in a browser and check the html source, you can find all settings you can change there :) (Have to scroll down a bit)
Position was also in there.
 
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ISleepTheDayAway

New Member
Jack0r said:
Just open the webpage in a browser and check the html source, you can find all settings you can change there :) (Have to scroll down a bit)
Position was also in there.
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Actually just figured it out sorta right after hitting "Post Reply", I'm using "line-height: 0 !important;" but it's still to low.

After using both positive and negative numbers they both make the text go lower. It seems 0 is as high as it goes, which is odd. I'll try looking through the html source a bit though.
 
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