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  • Thread Starter mica123

    (@mica123)

    I would like to add that although I have a workaround for the issue I described above, I would be grateful for helping me with the ss-form-heading. As far as I can make out the HTML for “ss-required-asterisk is:

    <div class=”ss-required-asterisk”>*Required</div>

    It would really be nice if I could find a way to change the wording.

    I have another problem and I hope you won’t mind if I add this to this topic:
    I like having text boxes below their labels which is working fine. However, it is not working for the select type boxes – they are lined up next to each other. So I put this into the CSS:
    div.ss-form-entry select {
    display: block;
    }

    But the result is that the date fields are not lined up next to each other (although they are below the label which is fine) – I tried div.ss-datetime-box {display: inline-block}, but it has no effect.

    I sincerely hope you can help.
    Thank you.

    Thread Starter mica123

    (@mica123)

    Sorry for adding this:
    regarding labels and input fields, I was able to solve the inline-block problem with adding this to the CSS:

    label.ss-q-item-label{display: block;}

    I am still hoping someone will reply to my question re the *Required.
    Thank you.

    Plugin Author Mike Walsh

    (@mpwalsh8)

    The required text and the asterisk are actually contained within different elements and they are not adjacent to either other.

    The asterisk lives inside a span element.

    <span class="ss-required-asterisk">*</span>

    The required question lives inside a div element.

    <div class="required-message">This is a required question</div>

    The only real way to change the “*Required” text at the top of the form would be with a small jQuery script. I don’t think it could be done using CSS.

    Thread Starter mica123

    (@mica123)

    Thanks very much. I worked around it and I can live with it. Your explanation is very helpful.

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