Hello there,
Can you share the screenshot of your issue so that we can provide you some solutions?
Thanks
Sorry, I gave up on this, I was expecting an email if there was a reply and it never came. Just checked and there was a reply but for some reason the email didn’t get sent, so I apologise for the delay.
I’m attaching an image. Obviously I’ve entered some text for the title, but I can’t see hwo to format it (correct size, etc).
Any suggestions would be helpful.
And thanks in advance.
PS I can’t see any option to attach an image. Visit my site http://www.real-memory-improvement.com and you can see the form at the end of virtually every page.
Once again, thanks for your help.
Hello there,
Are you trying to reduce the size of the title of the form?If yes then please place the below code in your theme’s style.css file and change the font-size parameter as per your requirement.
.ap-form-wrapper h2 {
font-size: 25px !important;
}
Hope this helps.
Thanks.
Thanks Access Keys, I see what you’re doing there. I used the Inspect Element and the form title is indeed showing as class=”ap-form-wrapper”, so it makes sense to target the h2 subordinate to that class.
I tried it with various sizes for the text, both in pixels and in ems, but none of them worked. I’m still not quite targeting it properly.
Incidentally, I put the code snippet in the Custom CSS Manager, where I’ve put every change of code, rather than the original style sheet.
I’m sure I’ll find the answer. It’s not critical, it’s just that it doesn’t look right. The text looks far too big. Like I said, I originally formatted the form title so obviously I should be able to change the formatting, but I just can’t work out how I did it in the first place!
Hello there,
Weren’t you able to change the font size of the title with our provided code? In our point of view, it should.
Thanks.
No, the title didn’t show any change at all. I tried it with various sizes (12px, 20px, 1.5em, 2.5em, etc) and none of them worked.
I also dispensed with the !important to see if that would work, but it made no difference either way.
I agree, it definitely should work. But then I’m no coding expert. Still, this is a piece of simple code. It targets the heading, which in this case is h2, and specifically the heading of that particular form. And it specifies font size, nothing else. You’d think there was nothing that could go wrong with that, no reason for it to fail. Yet it does. I don’t know why 🙁
Hello there,
Are you using a cache plugin? We found out that you are using wp super cache plugin which will generate the html of the page from cache for faster loading.
Please check by deleting the cache of the wp super cache plugin and then the changes should show up.
Thanks.