• Resolved kostas92

    (@kostas92)


    Hello! I have a question:

    1. In the field on the right, I want to reduce the font. Make it so that all words (except the first) begin with a lowercase letter.
    2. Even when I haven’t entered any data into the calculator, it already shows expenses. How can I make it show 0 by default?

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • I’m just another user so I don’t know if my answer will be perfect.

    For the first question, I think you’re better off formatting that by adding the CSS either in your style.css file, or if you’re using WordPress then Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS. My first guess for the CSS you need, would be .calc-container-wrapper .sub-item-title {text-transform:none!important;}

    For the second question, edit your calculator, then click on the field you want to adjust, and change the default number to zero.

    If that doesn’t help of you have more questions, please screenshot the problems and upload them to imgbb.com and paste the links here.

    • This reply was modified 1 month, 4 weeks ago by earth_human.
    Plugin Support James StylemixThemes

    (@jamesstylemixthemes)

    Hello @kostas92

    Thank you for reaching out.

    1. To make the texts in lowercase you can add the following CSS code to your website (in the Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS section or your child theme)
      .calc-subtotal-wrapper .calc-list-inner .sub-item-title{
      text-transform: lowercase !important;
      }


      If you want to make the total font smaller, please edit the “Summary Text” and “Grand totals” font in the Appearance > Themes by clicking on “Customize this theme” – https://prnt.sc/wI4I2d4hUU_d
    2. I visited your website and noticed that the calculator is showing 0 by default (https://prnt.sc/KeH7qD1bIcz5), I think you managed to fix the issue. If the issue is still there, please check your formula element in your calculator, and make sure that it has a proper calculation that gives 0 when no there are no values entered.

    Let me know if you need any further help!

    Best regards,
    James Collin

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