CC form won’t play nicely with WordPress

The labels/disclosure text are styles customization spots that we didn’t end up getting covered in the first pass of that feature, from the looks of it. We have it documented in our internal notes to do as part of future releases, as we continue to evolve these customization options.

If you’re fine with using the color white for it, you can add the following to your customizer’s “Additional CSS” are and it will hopefully take care of those parts for you.

.ctct-form-wrapper label, .ctct-disclosure, .ctct-disclosure a {
    color: white;
}

The font size looks to be 14px and the disclosure text is set to be 75% of that value, from the looks of it. If you want that part adjusted after the font color change, let us know and we can help amend what to paste.

Thanks for your prompt reply, didn’t realize you HAD replied until this morning. Guess I missed the email that told me you had replied.

While I am pretty computer literate, I am quite CODE illiterate, and I am not at all sure where to paste that code. White would do fine for now, although I would really like to enlarge the font. I have a screen shot of my options box for the code…. awaiting further instructions… don’t see the option of uploading a file?

can you email that screenshot to [email protected] and cc [email protected] for it.

In case it helps in the meantime, your WP admin/Customizer settings are likely found at this URL when you’re logged in:

https://www.myhorse4me.com/wp-admin/customize.php

Once there, you’ll see a sidebar with various menu items, and at the very bottom would be the “Additional CSS” that I mentioned previously. You’d click on that and a new section will appear with some general instructions and then a textarea that you can type in. It’s that textarea that you’d add my snippet of CSS to.

If you’d prefer, we can take our support offline and we could get more hands on directly to help out. If that’s an interest to you, mention it with the email above when sending the screenshots. We can proceed from there.