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Advanced settings — Plugixa FAQ

The Advanced tab holds the “power user” options: custom CSS, asset loading control, debug toggles, and the Delete all data button.

Go to Plugixa FAQ → Settings → Advanced.

Advanced settings

Options

Key Default Notes
custom_css "" Raw CSS injected on every page that renders a [plugixa_faq] shortcode. See Custom CSS below.
load_assets_globally false If true, load the plugin CSS and JS on every page — not just those containing the shortcode. Useful when FAQs are injected by AJAX or by themes after page render.
disable_plugin_css false Skip the plugin’s stylesheet entirely. Use only if you’re shipping complete custom styling.
show_demo_data_tools PRO false Reveal the Demo Data import/reset tools in the admin UI.

Custom CSS

The CSS editor accepts raw CSS and injects it inside a single <style> tag in the document head, scoped only to pages rendering the shortcode.

Custom CSS editor

Use the pxf- prefix to target plugin elements without fighting WordPress/theme CSS specificity:

.pxf-faq-question {
    font-weight: 600;
    letter-spacing: -0.01em;
}
.pxf-faq-answer {
    line-height: 1.7;
}

Prefer this over theme-level overrides when the change is plugin-specific — it keeps the theme portable.

Delete all data

Settings → Advanced → Delete all data drops every plugin database table, removes the plugixa_faq_settings option, and unsubscribes the plugin’s cron jobs. Irreversible.

Use when:

  • You’re permanently removing the plugin and want a clean uninstall.
  • You’ve corrupted data you can’t fix via the UI and want to start over.

For a non-destructive reset, see Demo Data below (Pro only) or the Settings → Advanced → Re-run multilingual migration option in Troubleshooting.

Demo Data PRO

When show_demo_data_tools is on, two additional buttons appear:

  • Load demo data — inserts a curated set of FAQs, categories, and views for evaluation.
  • Reset demo data only — removes just the demo records, leaving your real content intact.

Debug mode

For diagnosing issues, add these to wp-config.php:

define( 'WP_DEBUG', true );
define( 'WP_DEBUG_LOG', true );
define( 'WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', false );

Errors write to wp-content/debug.log. See Troubleshooting for the full debug workflow.

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