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  • Thread Starter metalray

    (@metalray)

    Hi,
    Thanks for the hint. I read it.
    I dont want to modify my theme child.css and its form.wpcf7 classes because I do have forms that are perfectly styled with the thneses form.wpcf7 classes. It is only the newletter form for which I need different styling. I hoped I could do it form-based rather than via a general css style.

    The article I suggested covers how to target CSS changes to particular forms.

    Thread Starter metalray

    (@metalray)

    Awesome!
    Thanks.

    That helped to

    Glad it helped – if this resolves your question, it helps others contributing here, if you can flag your post as [resolved]

    Thread Starter metalray

    (@metalray)

    One more thing…
    when I change one of the tags to be the submit button the single line thing breaks again:

    <ol class="singleline">
    
    <li> <label for="your-email">E-Mail(req)&nbsp</label> [email* your-email]
    </li>
    <li> <label for="your-name">Your Name (required)&nbsp</label> [submit "Newsletter"] </li>

    when I change one of the tags to be the submit button the single line thing breaks again

    Paste in your current Form code here.

    Sorry – I won’t be able to assist you further. I have decided to stop offering further support in this forum.

    Thread Starter metalray

    (@metalray)

    Oh, sad to hear! Anyway, you helped a lot! May the force be with you!

    my current form code is the following:

    <ol class="singleline">
    
    <li> <label for="your-email">E-Mail(req)&nbsp</label> [email* your-email]
    </li>
    <li> <label for="your-name">Your Name (required)&nbsp</label> [submit "Newsletter"] </li>
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