Calling Another Stylesheet for Plugin?

[Tom]

Hi all,

I would like to use the WP Listings Plugin by AgentRevolution, instead of The AgentPress Plugin. Obviously, when I activate WP Listings different styling is added by this plugin to the two widgets (WP Listings - Search & WP Listings - Featured Listings).

Would it be best to add another Stylesheet, so I can make changes to the styling for these widgets and call in this stylesheet?

Or maybe someone can recommend another method?

Many Thanks,
Tom

[Brad Dalton]

You can add the WP Listings plugins style sheet to your child theme and modify the styles that way.

Depends on how much modification you want to make to the plugins default styles.

You need to dequeue the plugins stylesheet using the handle included when it was enqueued and then enqueue the new one in your child theme

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[Tom]

Thanks Brad,

The WP Listings - Search Widget, I would like to have it the same as The AgentPress Search Widget. The WP Listings - Featured Listings Widget I happy with the defaults (well a few minor Colour and Text changes could be made).

[Brad Dalton]

You would need to do this manually, step by step i think as the classes maybe different.

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[Tom]

So for the WP-Listings plugin, there are 3 CSS files. If I copy these and apply the changes, your saying dequeue the CSS styles from the plugin and then enqueue the new CSS files within the functions.php in the child theme?

I'm assuming this will then load the custom styles over the plugin styles?

Would you be able to provide an example for the .php required for this?

Many Thanks,
Tom

[Brad Dalton]

Yes but dequeue the plugins style sheet from your child theme not the plugin

http://wpsites.net/web-design/how-to-deregister-dequeue-style-sheets/

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