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dear all,
i make no secret of the fact that i have not yet had a thorough knowledge of css.therefore I address my question to you:
with the help of an include plugin I include php code in an existing page and have a form and a table there.
how can I deactivate / overwrite the css style given by the theme on this particular page or for the elements?thx.
Hey Nfeehw873,
You can use quick css to write your own targeting the form elements. Just be sure to use !important.
Did you try to put the CSS in custom.css (or styles.css when using a child theme) ?
These files are loaded after base.css and should overwrite the settings there.
You can also try to make the CSS selectors more specific to avoid being overwritten.
Best regards,
Jordan Shannon
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