Some Elements not Affected by Custom CSS

  • foxymcfox

    (@foxymcfox)


    11 years, 4 months ago

    For some reason things like the questions themselves are not modifiable no matter how much I try to adjust them. I can’t even put a border around them to try to identify where they are to narrow down any conflicts that might be occurring.

    Here’s a link to the page I’m working on:

    http://thenickfox.com/authorityacademy/module-one/module-one-followup/

    You’ll note that the entire questionnaire is indented. I can manually set a negative margin to the help text to move it to the left, but the question itself (i.e. the text “Biggest Takeaway”) will not budge no matter how much I do, so I assume there is some sort of container causing this shift, but I can’t seem to work out how.

    Additionally, I can’t change the font color, weight, decoration, etc of the question text, which I’d really like to do.

    And the header for the “Optional” information, as well as it’s description are similarly un-editable.

    You’ll also note that the Required Asterisk isn’t red.

    Is this just my theme causing a conflict or am I missing something?

    Thanks,

    Nick

    https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/wpgform/

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  • Plugin Author Mike Walsh

    (@mpwalsh8)

    11 years, 4 months ago

    The overall indent in your form is caused by an OL element which is embedded in the form. I am not sure how it would get there as there are no LI elements but it is there and it has a 3em left margin.

    If you’re not able to get your other CSS working, my guess is there is something wrong with your selectors. For example, the following should make the required asterisks red:

    span.ss-required-asterisk {
    color: red;
}

    Do you have custom CSS enabled?

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