Now and then, some WordPress themes will like to impose their styling onto plugins. This is to create the most unified design experience possible, and in most cases, it’s just fine. In the case of Social Warfare, though, you likely don’t want your theme imposing its color styling since we give you control of that right inside the plugin settings.
If you find that your Social Warfare button icons/text/counts are not in the color they should be, it may be that your theme is overriding the plugin styling.
If the icons/text/counts are supposed to be white, to fix this, you can add this line of code to your theme’s style.css file:
a.nc_tweet { color: #fff !important; }
Once that code is saved, the plugin styling should appear as expected.
However, it’s a bit more complicated if you are trying to make your icons/text a color other than white.
You must identify the class in your theme that is changing the color. You can identify this by using the Inspect Element tool in Google Chrome and selecting the <a ...> section of the button. You will then be able to identify the CSS class that is imposing another color on our link element.
Now, all you need to do is add :not(.nc_tweet) to the end of that class inside your stylesheet, and that should fix the issue. If it doesn’t, drop us a line, and we’ll figure it out for you.
