It adds the CSS class to the field in wp-admin, and on the front-end when the [pods-form] shortcode is used.
In testing, I had to specify a field, like [pods-form field="first_name"], but it showed all fields.
To add CSS for the frontend, you can use Appearance > Customizer > Additional CSS. For adding CSS in wp-admin, you’d need to enqueue the scripts with some code.
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Paul Clark.
I think my biggest mistake, is that I’ve not told you (Paul Clark @pdclark) and the Pods Team that I don’t know PHP, and can’t even write the first Hello Line of PHP.
So when you give me answers, you give me some elaborate and advanced PHP solutions, but I’ve been failing in implementing them because I don’t know PHP(quite truthfully).
Now, I can do a little basic CSS, then copy CSS codes from the web, and follow instructions to place them here and there, but that’s about all I can do.
Just thought I needed to get this out.
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Now to my issue
If you see here– https://prntscr.com/13nnjz2
You will see that the badges have Background Colour.
But the one I’ve done couldn’t have such Colour. See it here– https://prntscr.com/1bniouq
How to get mine to have such background Colour is why I’m wondering if CSS Classes in Pods can solve it?
Needing to hear from you.
Regards
Yes, that is clear.
Unfortunately, this solution would require some custom PHP, such as the shortcode sent previously.
Writing takes practice.
Practice is done in small intervals over time.
Best of luck!
Closing topic! Cheers, Jory
