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Bold the font and change the folder icon color to match the text in the active/selected folder text label in the tree view. This will help visually impaired users as well as call better attention to the currently selected folder for all users. You might also consider removing the left, colored bar next to the active folder in the tree view. Having the folder and text colored and the text bold should be adequate to indicate the active folder.
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4 years ago
Hi,

Thanks for adding your feature request here.
Bold the font and change the folder icon color to match the text in the active/selected folder text label in the tree view. This will help visually impaired users as well as call better attention to the currently selected folder for all users. You might also consider removing the left, colored bar next to the active folder in the tree view. Having the folder and text colored and the text bold should be adequate to indicate the active folder.

You are the first one who require this feature. We’ll add it to our to-do list.

Thanks a lot!
Cheers,
W
Thanks! I tried to override the CSS, but the color is specified in a style attribute:

<i class="material-icons wpmf-no-arrow" style="color: #8f8f8f">folder</i>

I could overwrite with JavaScript, but it'd be great to have this styling moved to the style.css file instead of being in-line.

Appreciate the quick response ;)
A
4 years ago
Hi,

Thanks for getting back to me with more information.
You can try this code below:

.wpmf-folder-tree li.selected > a,
.wpmf-folder-tree li.selected > a i{
color: #2196F3 !important;
font-weight: bold;
}

If you encounter any other issues, please drop us a ticket (menu Support > Ticket support).
Our developer in charge will take a look at that.

Cheers,
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