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Thanks for your response. I tried the code you suggested before but it only affects the size of the font for the field label, not the description. I did check in the Theme Options and there is no setting specifically for Gravity Forms. How do I give you access to my website?

This is the only CSS stylesheet where it seems that it should be so what should I do? It says in the Gravity Forms documentation that I can customize the colors and fonts but I can't, does anyone know if is there any other way?

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Try adding the following to your theme stylesheet

.gform_wrapper .gfield_label {color: #black;font-weight: bold;font-family: Questrial, Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif;font-size: 16px;}You do not need to enter anything in the fields CSS Class Name.

Thank you for your reply. Which CSS stylesheet should i enter it in as there are several: editor-style.css, font-awesome.ie.7.css, font awesome min.css, ie.8.css, pretty photo.css, responsive.css

What sort of link should i send to show how the themes css and the forms css are interacting?

Thank you

Magali

Hi thank you. Adding the code to the style.css has worked however it doesn't control the bold option, I have removed the bold related code but it is still bold. I have changed the code in both the theme's style and the gravity forms admin.css but nothing makes a difference. Have you got any thoughts as to what could create that?

Thank you

Magali

Can you add it again, and also can you move that gravity forms block of CSS towards the bottom of the file so none of your other styles in that file should override it. Rules positioned towards the bottom of the file will take precedence over those above them.

I have put it at the bottom of the theme's styles.css and the admin.css for gravity forms but still the label headings are bold so it is overriding it somewhere else. I am not sure what else to do?

THank you

Magali

By default, Gravity Forms uses the default font styles of your theme as we are a firm believer that the form should mimic the theme and not look out of place. However, some themes don't adequately apply global styles so customizations may be necessary.

Nope, It has nothing to do with you having created the form on a netbook or any other specific device. Something on that form page is adding a < code > tag around content in your form. You'll see that the code element has a different font style and font size being applied to it and your form labels and descriptions are inheriting from that.

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I am trying to style the section break title differently from the main website's font. The section break font is far too large. I've searched around and found some tips, but as a newb, I'm not sure how or where to put the snippets? Here's the site and form I'm trying to change...

This is what is currently controlling the font size of these elements, and as such, you can't override it since it is already set to override anything else you put in. You can change the font size value to a lower number to shrink the text, or if that isn't idea, we can work on another answer if you so choose.

Hi - thanks. No, not working to differentiate the first option. Using enhanced UI, if we set font color, it shows up as background color on the list, and font color in the select box. The same for all options.

OPTION LIST: We can style the option list itself so that the placeholder on the option list has a grey font color against a white background, regardless of what is selected. We have the code working for this.

SELECT BOX: This is the problem. When we select from the option list, we want all selections to show up in black font in the active select box, EXCEPT for the placeholder. We want the placeholder, when selected to be grey font. We also want the placeholder to be grey when nothing has been selected, and the select box shows the placeholder as default.

We are searching for code that enables us to target the placeholder in some way, and make the placeholder font grey when it is in the active select box. Either that, or we can use the first option on the list as the placeholder, and target that option to be grey when in the active select box.

Gravity Forms does not control the font size of the forms. It does not set a default font size. That is dictated and handled by your theme. Gravity Forms applies a base set of styles that works with most properly developed themes. With a properly developed theme built using best practices when it comes to both markup and CSS there are no design or layout issues with Gravity Forms out of the box.

If the theme is properly coded as far as it's styles go then it should have a default font size that would work fine with Gravity Forms. Typically no CSS customizations are necessary to use Gravity Forms with most themes. But with thousands and thousands of WordPress themes out there and due to the nature of how CSS inheritance works, you can encounter themes that globally apply styles to form elements that produce results that aren't desired.

If the font size within a text input is too small then it sounds like your theme is applying CSS to all form input elements globally. If the font size you are referring to is the font size of the field labels and descriptions, then it's due to the default font size that is being applied by your theme.

My theme allows me to modify CSS through a customization panel without changing the actual theme's code. But, as I am not a coder, it will be really helpful if someone from your team can let me know exactly what CSS to insert there to modify the input font size.

I went back to the css guide and thought if I used .gform_wrapper that should cover everything, right? Well I used that to change the font which worked however I can't seem to change the line height. I tried using this:

.gform_wrapper{ font-size: 12px;}.gfield{ line-height: .5em;}Also, I have more than one form, how would I clarify specific styling? Thanks in advance.

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