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One of the boxes in the form does not have the same design.
Why is this happening?
Can anybody help me with this?Kind regards,
ThereseI don’t see a contact form on that page. Most probably it was either having a custom class or input type like password.
I took it away but now it is there again.
Can you please take a look again.http://www.vmbudet.se/kontakt/
Thanks!!
Hello,
I put
input[type="email"]next toinput[type="text"]in style.css in the 208th row. And it worked. Plus it didn’t give me a configuration error (“The Reply-To field value is invalid.”). Please see wordimagine.com.I tried also
input[type="select"], input[type="option"]for drop-down menu but this proved to be a bit harder nut to crack.I must be missing something (of course – I’m not a CSS expert).
Any hints, please?
Best regards!
Igor
input[type="select"]andinput[type="option"]aren’t valid selectors. The syntax istag[attribute="value"]so it would resolve to this:<input type="select" ... /> <input type="option" ... />
But the
<input>tag does not acceptselectandoptionastypevalues. (In theory you could do it but it would fall back to thetextvalue)The syntax for drop-down select is this
<select name="..."> <option value="...">...</option> ... </select>So the selectors you are looking for are:
select, option { # CSS properties }Note that the
<option>tag accepts no CSS properties and the<select>tag only accepts limited properties likefont-sizeandline-height.Thank you very much, Daniel!
Now it seems so clear 🙂 I’ll start with
<select>and then it seems I’ll need to use some script for better looking<option>.I do have some more questions but first things first.
Have a nice day!
Igor
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