Thanks Nikko. The original blockquote element section didn’t include those settings and we were adding css in Quick CSS. I guess I can remove those Quick CSS settings now – except for border width.

Don’t know what you mean by

(without space)

All seems good now though.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by mediaapps.

One final request for the FAQs if poss ….
I would like to style the question field so that it is different from the other other questions when the answer is visible. I realise that the + changes to a – but I would like to be able to show a more visible difference.

How about hover color for the question Ismael?

You’ve nailed it Mike. Thank you.

That’s good. There is an issue with a styling row that appears now. I can live with it but be good if it wasn’t there.

https://app.screencast.com/GJV8XgLKhbhLM

Also, I noticed that in your code in the thread you have the height value at 70vh whereas in the code that you added to functions.php you have the height at 56vh.

Thank you Mike. Yes I’m aware that Dave Lane’s code works when rendered as a single HTML page. That is what I did here:

This is how I would like the HTML/CSS to resolve inside the code block in the form.

The reason that I wish to include the HTML in a WPForm is so that their signature is directly associated with, in this case, the Media Release Terms and Conditions. Including a link in the WPForm to an external HTML page isn’t suitable because in the event of a dispute, in this case about use of a person’s image, the signatory could say that we had changed the external HTML page after they had signed.

As I say, WPForms couldn’t help with getting the CSS to style the HTML markup but they were only working within their plugin. I thought that there may be a way via Quick CSS or the Theme File Editor CSS to style for form markup.

Yes I do. I have now commented out the css in Theme File Editor https://www.screencast.com/t/s1PZRoXJT4Gv

I’ve restored the CSS in General Styling > Quick CSS. I’ve made the line height 4px so it is easy to see if the CSS is applied
https://www.screencast.com/t/6qMamC7EQB

As you can see, it doesn’t flow through to this caption for example in https://palmcovevision.au/about
https://www.screencast.com/t/wyDQdQE0Tu

Works fine if I add it to the Theme File Editor. Just want to make sure that I don’t lose these custom settings on theme updates. Enfold support has admin access. It raises the question though as to when to add to Quick CSS and when to add to Theme File Editor.

Thank you Rikard. That worked.

In my case, using Enfold Child, the pages don’t find the custom css in Quick CSS under Enfold->General Styling: I have to add it via Appearance>Theme File Editor>style.css

I don’t know why that is. I’m hoping that those custom settings in the Theme File Editor will remain after a theme update.

Fixed admin access – sorry again!
Also, I can’t work out how to bring up the initial greyed-out window – the one behind the Preferences screen.

Thank you Mike. My bad. I did a manual delete of backups in UpdraftPlus which, for some reason I have yet to discover, also deleted the images from the site itself.

Good suggestion. I will start with a copy of the final frame as the first frame.

Do you have a CSS suggestion for hiding the play button?

And does anyone else have a suggestion on a good video plugin that will do this

All good. Thank you. That worked.

We temporarily disabled the Enfold > Performance > File Compression settings to regenerate the scripts and stylesheets.

What is the process to regenerate scripts and stylesheets?

I removed the caching plugin. I removed p {color: green;} from the Enfold-Child style.css cleared my browser cache in chrome and firefox.
I still see green para text.