dave_hitt

Hi there:

Again, all that I’m looking for is the standard protocol for including a Contact 7 Form (at the template level) to the link which opens my modal (illustrated in the link above…) Would it just make more sense to open a page with the form on it in an iframe?

Thanks for all your help,

dave

Thank you so much! That worked and allowed me to style as desired. If you don’t mind, can you tell me if there was any way I could have known that the offending style was found in ‘mailchimp.php?’ I basically had conceptually figured out what the problem was a week ago. I thought there was a style defined somewhere other than the plug-in’s stylesheet or my theme’s stylesheet and I was right. But how could I have known the style was found in ‘mailchimp.php?’ This is one of the frustrations I find when working with CMS driven sites…

Thanks again for all your advice; you made this so much easier…

dave

Hey again:

The site is not based on an off-the-shelf theme. We write our own, usually and we wrote this as well… So then, there’s no built-in CSS customization, to my knowledge (and I did not see any…

I’ve posted a screenshot of what I’m seeing, with the inspection details here…

HI there and thanks for your response.

Unfortunately, I had done everything you outlined. I have changed the CSS color in both ‘admin.css’ in the plugin folder and I also added a declaration in the main CSS stylesheet for the theme. Neverthless, the green is still overriding the blue I have changed it to. I think what is confusing to me is that the URL which developer tools references is a very weirid URL called ‘https://haines-law.com/?mcsf_action=main_css&ver=3.5.2’ This is not not an actual folder location. I’m guessing the theme is pulling the CSS from some remote source. I dunno but I do know that I am still stuck…

Okay; that would be great; let me know what happens and thanks!

Thanks for the advice; I actually discovered the meta.php and fixed that way; although that’s simply becuz that was the solution I stumbled across first. I like the display: none solution as well.

Thanks for the help…

dave