[Plugin: Fast Secure Contact Form] Feature request: No default CSS values

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  • Mike Challis

    (@mikechallis)

    14 years, 1 month ago

    Most users are not designers though.

    Can I use an external stylesheet instead of the inline css in advanced
    options?

    External vs. internal it has pros and cons.
    I made it inline because the settings survive plugin upgrades and can be easily tweaked.

    You can bypass the inline style and make your own stylesheet, here is how:
    Look on the form edit page where you have the Inline CSS settings.
    Each setting can be changed to a class property if you prefer.
    For example:
    The setting “CSS style for form input fields DIV on the contact form:”
    can be changed from:
    text-align:left;
    to:
    class=”input”

    Now you can use the input class of an external stylesheet.
    You can add class names for each CSS setting if you want.

    Mike

    Thread Starter nipponese

    (@nipponese)

    14 years, 1 month ago

    That actually makes a lot of sense, I didn’t know the plugin could replace the value for the style tag with a class tag. I see it now in the “help” show/hide.

    Mike Challis

    (@mikechallis)

    14 years, 1 month ago

    And on the Form backup tool, you can copy CSS settings to other forms.

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