Suggestion: add CSS classes on DIVs

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  • The form has a Modifiable CSS Style Feature:
    Use to adjust the font colors or other styling of the contact form.
    You can use inline css, or add a class property to be used by your own stylsheet.
    Acceptable Examples:
    text-align:left; color:#000000; background-color:#CCCCCC;
    style=”text-align:left; color:#000000; background-color:#CCCCCC;”
    class=”input”

    So to answer your question: yes, you can add CSS classes

    Perhaps in a future version I will add a checkbox to switch to all CSS classes for an external stylesheet.

    Thread Starter computerslayer1

    (@computerslayer1)

    It looks like I can enter a class tag or style tag, but not both at the same time.

    If I try entering both at the same time like this:

    class="something" style="font-weight:bold;"

    Then the double quote marks are converted to " in the HTML:

    class="something" style="font-weight:bold;"

    However, since I can enter a class tag by itself, I’m satisfied as far as my purposes are concerned.

    Yes that is because you are not supposed to mix class and style, you are supposed to use one or the other.

    Thread Starter computerslayer1

    (@computerslayer1)

    Ok, I may have misunderstood what you posted earlier.

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