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March 6, 2020 at 5:15 pm #1190930
Hi Folks,
just easy…how do I change the colour of the fieldnames?
I’ve got snippets to change the whole contact form, but
at the moment I can’t find the snippet to change the field-
names. Please take a look at the screenshot and you’ll know
what i mean.Best regards
CarstenPS: I think it was something in the °general stylings”, but
I’m just not sure. ;-)March 6, 2020 at 5:29 pm #1190931See here f.e.: https://kriesi.at/themes/enfold-2017/pages/contact/
you mean these placeholder text?look for .main_color ::placeholder definition
https://css-tricks.com/almanac/selectors/p/placeholder/March 7, 2020 at 4:00 pm #1191122Hallo Günther :-)
Danke für Deine superschnelle Reaktion und Linktipps!
Du konntest jetzt nicht meinen Screenshot sehen, aber
Dein Beispiel-Link zeigt es ebenso an! Ok, es sind also
die „Placeholder”…oft weiß man ja nicht die genaue Be-
zeichnung im Englischen. ;-)Nun denn…habe mir Deine Tipp-Seite angeschaut und
durchgelesen. Habe dann mal mit den dortigen Snippets
probiert, bin aber nicht weiter gekommen. Ich bin mir
sicher, dass es auch mit Bordmitteln von Enfold geht, da
ich es ja schon mehrfach in der Vergangenheit gemacht
habe, aber just fällt mir nicht mehr ein, welches Snippet,
bzw. welche Einstellung in den Preferences es war. Bin
gerade dabei, mir ein sortiertes Archiv anzulegen, damit
man mal den Überblick behält. ;-)Wie gesagt, auf der CSS-Trick-Seite bin ich leider nicht
weiter gekommen. Dort schreibt der Autor ja auch selbst,
dass es nicht überall funktioniert und er auch keine Garantien
gibt. ;-) Anyway…dann muss jetzt noch mal das Enfold-Team
ran. ;-) Aber nochmals Danke für Deine Unterstützung!Beste Grüße
Carsten——————————————————————-
Translation ;)
Hello Günther,
thanks for your superfast reaction and link tips!
You could not see my screenshot now, but
your example link shows it as well! Okay, so there are
the placeholders… oftentimes you don’t know the exact-
drawing in english. ;-)Well then… I have looked at your tip page and
read through. Then I talked to the snippets
I tried, but I didn’t get anywhere. I’ve tried…
sure that it can be done with Enfold’s onboard
resources, since I have done it several times
in the past, but I just can’t remember which snippet,
or which setting in the preferences it was. I’m
just about to create a sorted archive for me, so
to keep an overview. ;-)As I said, I’m unfortunately not on the CSS trick page
got ahead. The author writes there himself, that it
doesn’t work everywhere and he doesn’t have guarantees
gives. ;-) Anyway … then the Enfold team has to do it
again ran. ;-) But thanks again for your support!Best regards
CarstenMarch 9, 2020 at 12:55 pm #1191481Hi,
Thank you for the screenshot and link, I assumed that you wanted the placeholder color to be gold in the red fields, to match your color scheme, if not feel free to adjust the color to suit.
Please try this code in the General Styling > Quick CSS field or in the WordPress > Customize > Additional CSS field:#top .main_color input[type="text"]::-webkit-input-placeholder, #top .main_color select::-webkit-input-placeholder,#element_avia_6_1 span.value_verifier_label { color: #e69d37 !important; }
Best regards,
MikeMarch 9, 2020 at 1:42 pm #1191520Hi Mike,
thx for your reply and the new snippet – it runs perfect! Thank you again! :-)
Little further question – how many css-snippets are ok for the “Quick CSS Field”
and how many are to much? The info-text besides the quick-css-field says,
that you better put only a few snippets in and for bigger changes you should
better use the custom.css. So again – when do I know when it is enough? :-)Best regards
CarstenMarch 10, 2020 at 6:00 am #1191700Hi Carsten,
The Quick CSS box is quite small, I would move the CSS out once it feels like it’s getting difficult to find things in it. Otherwise there’s really no limit as to how much you can put in there.
Best regards,
RikardMarch 11, 2020 at 3:07 pm #1192308Hi Rikard,
thx for your feedback and sorry for my late reply!
Yeah, you’re right – the “quick-css-box“ is quite small and I often have problems
to find things in it! ;-) So, I think I should better use the custom.css in the
future! :-) I think I’ll have further questions to that theme…but not now. ;-) Thanks
again and see ya soon!Best regards
CarstenMarch 12, 2020 at 4:14 am #1192473 -
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