Mailchimp embedded form font colour
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You can't see the text on my mailchimp form when a user tyypes it in because the font is dark and so is the background. Does anyone know how to change the font to white? Thanks https://www.caliberbio.com
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You can't see the text on my mailchimp form when a user tyypes it in because the font is dark and so is the background. Does anyone know how to change the font to white? Thanks https://www.caliberbio.com
css wordpress mailchimp
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Cole Michael
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You need to learn how to inspect code if you're going to be doing web design. That's one of the most basic things. Otherwise, you should probably look at hiring a qualified professional.
– Justin R.
Nov 15 at 0:11
@JustinR. Dude honestly I looked for the code regarding the font color and I couldn't find it. Maybe you could help me and explain how I would solve this issue on my own? Ive never written code but I would like to learn how to solve problems like this on my own
– Cole Michael
Nov 15 at 16:13
Inspect the element in the browser. Right click on the field and choose "Inspect". You can see the related code.
– Justin R.
Nov 15 at 17:11
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up vote
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You can't see the text on my mailchimp form when a user tyypes it in because the font is dark and so is the background. Does anyone know how to change the font to white? Thanks https://www.caliberbio.com
css wordpress mailchimp
asked Nov 14 at 14:30
Cole Michael
31
You can't see the text on my mailchimp form when a user tyypes it in because the font is dark and so is the background. Does anyone know how to change the font to white? Thanks https://www.caliberbio.com
css wordpress mailchimp
css wordpress mailchimp
asked Nov 14 at 14:30
Cole Michael
31
asked Nov 14 at 14:30
Cole Michael
31
asked Nov 14 at 14:30
Cole Michael
31
asked Nov 14 at 14:30
Cole Michael
31
asked Nov 14 at 14:30
Cole Michael
31
31
You need to learn how to inspect code if you're going to be doing web design. That's one of the most basic things. Otherwise, you should probably look at hiring a qualified professional.
– Justin R.
Nov 15 at 0:11
@JustinR. Dude honestly I looked for the code regarding the font color and I couldn't find it. Maybe you could help me and explain how I would solve this issue on my own? Ive never written code but I would like to learn how to solve problems like this on my own
– Cole Michael
Nov 15 at 16:13
Inspect the element in the browser. Right click on the field and choose "Inspect". You can see the related code.
– Justin R.
Nov 15 at 17:11
add a comment |
You need to learn how to inspect code if you're going to be doing web design. That's one of the most basic things. Otherwise, you should probably look at hiring a qualified professional.
– Justin R.
Nov 15 at 0:11
@JustinR. Dude honestly I looked for the code regarding the font color and I couldn't find it. Maybe you could help me and explain how I would solve this issue on my own? Ive never written code but I would like to learn how to solve problems like this on my own
– Cole Michael
Nov 15 at 16:13
Inspect the element in the browser. Right click on the field and choose "Inspect". You can see the related code.
– Justin R.
Nov 15 at 17:11
You need to learn how to inspect code if you're going to be doing web design. That's one of the most basic things. Otherwise, you should probably look at hiring a qualified professional.
– Justin R.
Nov 15 at 0:11
You need to learn how to inspect code if you're going to be doing web design. That's one of the most basic things. Otherwise, you should probably look at hiring a qualified professional.
– Justin R.
Nov 15 at 0:11
@JustinR. Dude honestly I looked for the code regarding the font color and I couldn't find it. Maybe you could help me and explain how I would solve this issue on my own? Ive never written code but I would like to learn how to solve problems like this on my own
– Cole Michael
Nov 15 at 16:13
@JustinR. Dude honestly I looked for the code regarding the font color and I couldn't find it. Maybe you could help me and explain how I would solve this issue on my own? Ive never written code but I would like to learn how to solve problems like this on my own
– Cole Michael
Nov 15 at 16:13
Inspect the element in the browser. Right click on the field and choose "Inspect". You can see the related code.
– Justin R.
Nov 15 at 17:11
Inspect the element in the browser. Right click on the field and choose "Inspect". You can see the related code.
– Justin R.
Nov 15 at 17:11
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Add following css rule into your theme's or child-theme's (active theme) css file (style.css).
#mc_embed_signup .mc-field-group input {
color: white;
}
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Add following css rule into your theme's or child-theme's (active theme) css file (style.css).
#mc_embed_signup .mc-field-group input {
color: white;
}
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Add following css rule into your theme's or child-theme's (active theme) css file (style.css).
#mc_embed_signup .mc-field-group input {
color: white;
}
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Add following css rule into your theme's or child-theme's (active theme) css file (style.css).
#mc_embed_signup .mc-field-group input {
color: white;
}
answered Nov 14 at 14:43
zipkundan
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Add following css rule into your theme's or child-theme's (active theme) css file (style.css).
#mc_embed_signup .mc-field-group input {
color: white;
}
answered Nov 14 at 14:43
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answered Nov 14 at 14:43
zipkundan
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answered Nov 14 at 14:43
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You need to learn how to inspect code if you're going to be doing web design. That's one of the most basic things. Otherwise, you should probably look at hiring a qualified professional.
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Nov 15 at 0:11
@JustinR. Dude honestly I looked for the code regarding the font color and I couldn't find it. Maybe you could help me and explain how I would solve this issue on my own? Ive never written code but I would like to learn how to solve problems like this on my own
– Cole Michael
Nov 15 at 16:13
Inspect the element in the browser. Right click on the field and choose "Inspect". You can see the related code.
– Justin R.
Nov 15 at 17:11