Hi!
Yes that’s what I’ve tried, but the problem is that the form is in the div containing the post content, and formated with this pseudo class. And I can’t format only the <p> generated by wordpress as I can’t assign them a class…
I see 3 solutions:
– assigning a class to the <p> tags generated by wordpress when writting a post or a page and restricting the pseudo class to these <p> only.
– cancelling the pseudo class affecting the parent div for the <p class=”form”>, but I don’t know how to do it in CSS,.
– formating the <p class=”form”> with a pseudo class that try to cancell the effect of the pseudo class on the parent div. That’s the solution I’ve chosen at the moment, but I’ve some problems with firefox with an unwanted space on the first letter. You can see it here
