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I have a web form which is set up as an unordered list. When I put it into one of the sections that I have created, it shows bullet points next to the items (First Name, Last Name, etc.) I need the bullet points in other pages and other entries, so I don’t want to change the theme’s CSS file. Is there a way to change it for just the one section?
Here is the page I am speaking of: www.engagedcrm.com/marketing-automation-for-breweries
Thanks,
Kurt
Hey Kurt, have you resolved the issue? That page looks good now. Let me know if it’s still a problem. A link with the problem in action is always very helpful on my side.
Hi Andrew,
I was having trouble overriding my theme’s CSS, but I found a way to do it using an external CSS file.
Thanks for you reply and looking into the issue. Nice plugin!
Kurt
Ok super, glad you made progress. Please don’t forget to put your CSS tweaks in a Custom CSS plugin or module like the one in WordPress Jetpack OR put them in the style.css file of your child theme. If you just change the style.css of your theme it will get overwritten the next time you run a theme update.
Thanks again Andrew. I am a beginner WordPress user and appreciate the tips.
Best regards,
Kurt
Not a problem. For reference purposes:
WordPress.org on child themes: https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes.
If you’re only needing to extend CSS then use:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-custom-css/
or
http://jetpack.me/support/custom-css/