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Style [Solved] Sticky Post Styling

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I have it running in the DIVI header code but seeing this error if anyone has any ideas, thank you:

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BlackRaz
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@rngeer 

I suggest forcing the JS codes to load in the footer. This way, you can ensure that the jQuery library has already loaded before your code runs, allowing it to utilize the already loaded jQuery library.

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@blackraz Thank you, will try that shortly. Non Coders ha 😀

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@rngeer 

If you're not familiar with coding and find it challenging, don't worry. You can request assistance from our Pro Support Developers, and they can help you with the necessary customization.

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@blackraz Well that is outstanding. Part of the normal support channels or a paid service?

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@rngeer 
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Hi @rngeer,

Started from wpForo 2.2.9 version you can use wrapper classes for sticky, solved, closed, private, unapproved topics with wpf-tt- prefix:

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@robert Very nice, will try this now as I am not having luck with the JQuery. Thank you for the help.

 

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Outstanding that worked with a css edit Robert, very nice.

.wpf-tt-sticky, .wpf-tt-stickywpf-unread-topic {background-color: #fffdee;}

 

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