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OK this is what I would start off with. You can adjust as per preference.
Add the following to either your WordPress theme styles.css file - OR - your SP theme but remember you ARE going to need to make this a custom child or normal theme or you will lose all of these changes on a future update.
#spMainContainer .spTopicPostSection .user_login_points { width: 120px; font-size: 10px; margin: 0 auto; }And then in the template where you added the shortcode function - add immediately underneath it
sp_InsertBreak();
See how that goes....
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Ok, that appears to have made the writing smaller but not the status bar...
Also, I don't know how to create and reference a child theme so I'm currently making the edits in the SP theme itself.
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Ah - I see there is contention for the styling. Try adding the following as well:
#spMainContainer .spTopicPostSection .user_login_points .pb_hold { width: 120px; }And add this at the bottom the stylesheet.
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We're getting very close. Some of the writing is still outside the box.
Also, it's not re-scaling the sliding bar, it just abbreviated it. This makes the bar appear full even when it shouldn't be.
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That is very heavy handed CSS the author has applied there. It's a bit over the top.
You will probably need to change the entry for
.user_current_rank, .li_points
from width of 230px to 120px.
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Where are you seeing that variable? I don't find it in either style.css or the forum template.
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Ah - it's probably in CSS provided by the achievements plugin and stomping over everythign else.
Try adding it with
#spMainContainer .spTopicPostSection .user_login_points
in front of it. Like you did the last line
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