Can I override WP site's CSS on one page/body section?
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Working on a site with some wonky CSS - I have had this issue before, but trying to install simple gravity forms poll on a simple page with their shortcode....CSS is preventing the actual question content from showing up. Is there some magic code that I can use in the wysiwyg text/code view before the shortcode, that will override the css that is messing this up? Looking for a quick fix if one exists.
Shortcode:
[gravityform action="polls" id="6" mode="poll" style="green" cookie="1 week"
show_results_link="true" display_results="true" percentages="true" counts="true"]
Test page
html css shortcode
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Working on a site with some wonky CSS - I have had this issue before, but trying to install simple gravity forms poll on a simple page with their shortcode....CSS is preventing the actual question content from showing up. Is there some magic code that I can use in the wysiwyg text/code view before the shortcode, that will override the css that is messing this up? Looking for a quick fix if one exists.
Shortcode:
[gravityform action="polls" id="6" mode="poll" style="green" cookie="1 week"
show_results_link="true" display_results="true" percentages="true" counts="true"]
Test page
html css shortcode
edited Jan 4 at 2:07
Bear
468114
asked Jan 3 at 22:05
Katie HamKatie Ham
1
add a comment |
Working on a site with some wonky CSS - I have had this issue before, but trying to install simple gravity forms poll on a simple page with their shortcode....CSS is preventing the actual question content from showing up. Is there some magic code that I can use in the wysiwyg text/code view before the shortcode, that will override the css that is messing this up? Looking for a quick fix if one exists.
Shortcode:
[gravityform action="polls" id="6" mode="poll" style="green" cookie="1 week"
show_results_link="true" display_results="true" percentages="true" counts="true"]
Test page
html css shortcode
edited Jan 4 at 2:07
Bear
468114
asked Jan 3 at 22:05
Katie HamKatie Ham
1
Working on a site with some wonky CSS - I have had this issue before, but trying to install simple gravity forms poll on a simple page with their shortcode....CSS is preventing the actual question content from showing up. Is there some magic code that I can use in the wysiwyg text/code view before the shortcode, that will override the css that is messing this up? Looking for a quick fix if one exists.
Shortcode:
[gravityform action="polls" id="6" mode="poll" style="green" cookie="1 week"
show_results_link="true" display_results="true" percentages="true" counts="true"]
Test page
html css shortcode
html css shortcode
edited Jan 4 at 2:07
Bear
468114
asked Jan 3 at 22:05
Katie HamKatie Ham
1
edited Jan 4 at 2:07
Bear
468114
asked Jan 3 at 22:05
Katie HamKatie Ham
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edited Jan 4 at 2:07
Bear
468114
edited Jan 4 at 2:07
Bear
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asked Jan 3 at 22:05
Katie HamKatie Ham
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Yes you can. Right-click on the element on the page and you'll see the option to inspect the element. This will show you the class names and styles applied to that element. You then write your own CSS to target these classes.
answered Jan 3 at 22:11
Diodeus - James MacFarlaneDiodeus - James MacFarlane
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Thanks so much! Do I have to edit this in the CSS or is there something that I can add specifically to this content area in the text/code box? I'm super nervous to edit the CSS as I know very little about it. Altering the CSS file would alter the entire site, correct? My luck I will take the whole thing down...
– Katie Ham
Jan 7 at 14:42
Just back up before your changes and go for it.
– Diodeus - James MacFarlane
Jan 7 at 14:44
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You can use Dev Tools of your browser to inspect the element, and see that there is css rule display: none. Change it to:
.gform_wrapper label {
display: initial;
}
And if it has no effect, try to add !important.
EDIT:
If you are afraid of affecting other pages of your site, you can use the unique class name that the WP set to the body element of each page (you can find it in the source, page-id-2720). And it will look like:
.page-id-2720 .gform_wrapper label {
display: initial;
}
Good Luck
answered Jan 3 at 22:12
SeReGaSeReGa
415416
Thanks so much! Do I have to edit this in the CSS or is there something that I can add specifically to this content area in the text/code box? I'm super nervous to edit the CSS as I know very little about it. Altering the CSS file would alter the entire site, correct? My luck I will take the whole thing down...
– Katie Ham
Jan 7 at 14:42
You are welcome :) don't be nervous. I'll edit the answer with explanation now.
– SeReGa
Jan 7 at 20:47
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Yes you can. Right-click on the element on the page and you'll see the option to inspect the element. This will show you the class names and styles applied to that element. You then write your own CSS to target these classes.
answered Jan 3 at 22:11
Diodeus - James MacFarlaneDiodeus - James MacFarlane
95.5k29139167
Thanks so much! Do I have to edit this in the CSS or is there something that I can add specifically to this content area in the text/code box? I'm super nervous to edit the CSS as I know very little about it. Altering the CSS file would alter the entire site, correct? My luck I will take the whole thing down...
– Katie Ham
Jan 7 at 14:42
Just back up before your changes and go for it.
– Diodeus - James MacFarlane
Jan 7 at 14:44
add a comment |
Yes you can. Right-click on the element on the page and you'll see the option to inspect the element. This will show you the class names and styles applied to that element. You then write your own CSS to target these classes.
answered Jan 3 at 22:11
Diodeus - James MacFarlaneDiodeus - James MacFarlane
95.5k29139167
Thanks so much! Do I have to edit this in the CSS or is there something that I can add specifically to this content area in the text/code box? I'm super nervous to edit the CSS as I know very little about it. Altering the CSS file would alter the entire site, correct? My luck I will take the whole thing down...
– Katie Ham
Jan 7 at 14:42
Just back up before your changes and go for it.
– Diodeus - James MacFarlane
Jan 7 at 14:44
add a comment |
Yes you can. Right-click on the element on the page and you'll see the option to inspect the element. This will show you the class names and styles applied to that element. You then write your own CSS to target these classes.
answered Jan 3 at 22:11
Diodeus - James MacFarlaneDiodeus - James MacFarlane
95.5k29139167
Yes you can. Right-click on the element on the page and you'll see the option to inspect the element. This will show you the class names and styles applied to that element. You then write your own CSS to target these classes.
answered Jan 3 at 22:11
Diodeus - James MacFarlaneDiodeus - James MacFarlane
95.5k29139167
answered Jan 3 at 22:11
Diodeus - James MacFarlaneDiodeus - James MacFarlane
95.5k29139167
answered Jan 3 at 22:11
Diodeus - James MacFarlaneDiodeus - James MacFarlane
95.5k29139167
answered Jan 3 at 22:11
Diodeus - James MacFarlaneDiodeus - James MacFarlane
95.5k29139167
95.5k29139167
Thanks so much! Do I have to edit this in the CSS or is there something that I can add specifically to this content area in the text/code box? I'm super nervous to edit the CSS as I know very little about it. Altering the CSS file would alter the entire site, correct? My luck I will take the whole thing down...
– Katie Ham
Jan 7 at 14:42
Just back up before your changes and go for it.
– Diodeus - James MacFarlane
Jan 7 at 14:44
add a comment |
Thanks so much! Do I have to edit this in the CSS or is there something that I can add specifically to this content area in the text/code box? I'm super nervous to edit the CSS as I know very little about it. Altering the CSS file would alter the entire site, correct? My luck I will take the whole thing down...
– Katie Ham
Jan 7 at 14:42
Just back up before your changes and go for it.
– Diodeus - James MacFarlane
Jan 7 at 14:44
Thanks so much! Do I have to edit this in the CSS or is there something that I can add specifically to this content area in the text/code box? I'm super nervous to edit the CSS as I know very little about it. Altering the CSS file would alter the entire site, correct? My luck I will take the whole thing down...
– Katie Ham
Jan 7 at 14:42
Thanks so much! Do I have to edit this in the CSS or is there something that I can add specifically to this content area in the text/code box? I'm super nervous to edit the CSS as I know very little about it. Altering the CSS file would alter the entire site, correct? My luck I will take the whole thing down...
– Katie Ham
Jan 7 at 14:42
Just back up before your changes and go for it.
– Diodeus - James MacFarlane
Jan 7 at 14:44
Just back up before your changes and go for it.
– Diodeus - James MacFarlane
Jan 7 at 14:44
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You can use Dev Tools of your browser to inspect the element, and see that there is css rule display: none. Change it to:
.gform_wrapper label {
display: initial;
}
And if it has no effect, try to add !important.
EDIT:
If you are afraid of affecting other pages of your site, you can use the unique class name that the WP set to the body element of each page (you can find it in the source, page-id-2720). And it will look like:
.page-id-2720 .gform_wrapper label {
display: initial;
}
Good Luck
answered Jan 3 at 22:12
SeReGaSeReGa
415416
Thanks so much! Do I have to edit this in the CSS or is there something that I can add specifically to this content area in the text/code box? I'm super nervous to edit the CSS as I know very little about it. Altering the CSS file would alter the entire site, correct? My luck I will take the whole thing down...
– Katie Ham
Jan 7 at 14:42
You are welcome :) don't be nervous. I'll edit the answer with explanation now.
– SeReGa
Jan 7 at 20:47
add a comment |
You can use Dev Tools of your browser to inspect the element, and see that there is css rule display: none. Change it to:
.gform_wrapper label {
display: initial;
}
And if it has no effect, try to add !important.
EDIT:
If you are afraid of affecting other pages of your site, you can use the unique class name that the WP set to the body element of each page (you can find it in the source, page-id-2720). And it will look like:
.page-id-2720 .gform_wrapper label {
display: initial;
}
Good Luck
answered Jan 3 at 22:12
SeReGaSeReGa
415416
Thanks so much! Do I have to edit this in the CSS or is there something that I can add specifically to this content area in the text/code box? I'm super nervous to edit the CSS as I know very little about it. Altering the CSS file would alter the entire site, correct? My luck I will take the whole thing down...
– Katie Ham
Jan 7 at 14:42
You are welcome :) don't be nervous. I'll edit the answer with explanation now.
– SeReGa
Jan 7 at 20:47
add a comment |
You can use Dev Tools of your browser to inspect the element, and see that there is css rule display: none. Change it to:
.gform_wrapper label {
display: initial;
}
And if it has no effect, try to add !important.
EDIT:
If you are afraid of affecting other pages of your site, you can use the unique class name that the WP set to the body element of each page (you can find it in the source, page-id-2720). And it will look like:
.page-id-2720 .gform_wrapper label {
display: initial;
}
Good Luck
answered Jan 3 at 22:12
SeReGaSeReGa
415416
You can use Dev Tools of your browser to inspect the element, and see that there is css rule display: none. Change it to:
.gform_wrapper label {
display: initial;
}
And if it has no effect, try to add !important.
EDIT:
If you are afraid of affecting other pages of your site, you can use the unique class name that the WP set to the body element of each page (you can find it in the source, page-id-2720). And it will look like:
.page-id-2720 .gform_wrapper label {
display: initial;
}
Good Luck
answered Jan 3 at 22:12
SeReGaSeReGa
415416
edited Jan 7 at 20:57
answered Jan 3 at 22:12
SeReGaSeReGa
415416
answered Jan 3 at 22:12
SeReGaSeReGa
415416
answered Jan 3 at 22:12
SeReGaSeReGa
415416
415416
Thanks so much! Do I have to edit this in the CSS or is there something that I can add specifically to this content area in the text/code box? I'm super nervous to edit the CSS as I know very little about it. Altering the CSS file would alter the entire site, correct? My luck I will take the whole thing down...
– Katie Ham
Jan 7 at 14:42
You are welcome :) don't be nervous. I'll edit the answer with explanation now.
– SeReGa
Jan 7 at 20:47
add a comment |
Thanks so much! Do I have to edit this in the CSS or is there something that I can add specifically to this content area in the text/code box? I'm super nervous to edit the CSS as I know very little about it. Altering the CSS file would alter the entire site, correct? My luck I will take the whole thing down...
– Katie Ham
Jan 7 at 14:42
You are welcome :) don't be nervous. I'll edit the answer with explanation now.
– SeReGa
Jan 7 at 20:47
Thanks so much! Do I have to edit this in the CSS or is there something that I can add specifically to this content area in the text/code box? I'm super nervous to edit the CSS as I know very little about it. Altering the CSS file would alter the entire site, correct? My luck I will take the whole thing down...
– Katie Ham
Jan 7 at 14:42
Thanks so much! Do I have to edit this in the CSS or is there something that I can add specifically to this content area in the text/code box? I'm super nervous to edit the CSS as I know very little about it. Altering the CSS file would alter the entire site, correct? My luck I will take the whole thing down...
– Katie Ham
Jan 7 at 14:42
You are welcome :) don't be nervous. I'll edit the answer with explanation now.
– SeReGa
Jan 7 at 20:47
You are welcome :) don't be nervous. I'll edit the answer with explanation now.
– SeReGa
Jan 7 at 20:47
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