Hi
Can you please send me a link to your site?
Thanks a lot for the reply!
To save you time, I dug out the correct labels using the F12 inspector tool.
For the Yes button: label for=”form-field-field_6d13081-0″>Yes</label
For the No button: label for=”form-field-field_6d13081-1″>No</label
I just had to remove the <> at both ends because for some reason it wasn’t posting the code snippet but directly the end result.
I’m actually an Elementor Pro user but I would like to keep my site private as much as possible, hence why I haven’t shared it yet, nor haven’t opened a support ticket through my pro account.
Hi
Since you are an Elementor Pro user, you can open a support ticket at <a href=”http://my.elementor.com”>my.elementor.com</a>. I’d also suggest you check out our Elementor Community forum, we have created it to connect Elementor users together and share knowledge, <a href=”http://my.elementor.com”>my.elementor.com</a>. ww.wp.xz.cn rules state that <a href=”https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/guidelines/#do-not-post-about-commercial-products”>commercial products are not supported here</a>.
Hey, thanks a lot for the reply! I do not wish to contact Elementor pro support for valid privacy reasons, as stated above in my previous comment. Which is why I opened this forum thread.
So please let me know if the label code I provided above could be utilised to slightly tweak the position of the Yes/No text within the radio buttons.
Thanks a ton!