Hello everyone, could you tell me how can I insert a separate style directly in the category description box? For example, if I want only that description to be in bold or other color, I imagined myself putting it like: Test but obviously it is ignored. Would you know how this behavior can be changed? Thanks

fedex That’s inline CSS it cannot be ignored that easily. There you’re setting the “test” word to be red and bold. However that style is used to apply a unique style to a single HTML element. You should try by using classes and add Custom CSS from Admin Panel.

mlattke the problem is that I don’t want to assign it to all the descriptions, so how can I change the class for that only?

fedex If you want to change the style for that specific element I’d recommend to use ID. Add an ID to the element you want to modify then in custom CSS add its styles.

mlattke What I would like to do is on a single description for example. So I can’t give a different id to that description. I think if I assign an id in the description field it is ignored by tasty

fedex I’ve modified several styles and have worked well. Do you mind to share exactly what you want to achieve and where. Probably I can help

Use style directly in the description

fedex

mlattke

the point is, for example, to change color only to one of the many descriptions in the categories. therefore in the menu page there are many categories with relative descriptions, for example in the starters one I need a bold & color. this change only needs to be in this description though.

mlattke Not working on standard tastyigniter theme