I have a contact form I've created using fluent forms in WordPress. In WordPress - fluent forms - on the selected form. I've gone to "Setting and Integrations" and I'm trying to add custom CSS. The form in CSS speak is "fluent_form_3" All my other css is working, see www.brujitacasa.com/testQJS for example, but I can not get the radio buttons to change their colour to white so they can be seen. I've tried setting - .fluentform .ff-el-form-check label.ff-el-form-check-label - ff-el-form-check-input - ff-el-form-check-radio - ff-el-form-check - ff-el-form-check- - ff_item_selected Some examples I've tried are.... It seems so simple, but I'm missing something.
form.fluent_form_3 .ff-el-form-control { color: white; /*#495057; / *change font color*/
}
/*Change label styles*/
.ff-el-input--label{
font-size:22px; /*change label font size*/
color: white; /*change label color*/
}
/* all the input fields dropdown options */
form.fluent_form_3 label { color: white; }
CodePudding user response:
Looks like you're trying to adjust the styling of native elements. That won't work; styling radio-buttons (& checkboxes) requires you to hide the input and recreate it. This is usually done by styling the pseudo elements (before & after) of the label.
Examples (incl. code): https://www.sliderrevolution.com/resources/styling-radio-buttons/
CodePudding user response:
It turns out the answer is VERY simple. because the label is not in the input all you need is
form.fluent_form_3 .ff-el-form-check-label span { color: white;}
where fluent_form_3 is the code for your specific form