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I’d been thinking of how to apply a different style, but you’re right–editing the style is the simplest.
Thanks

Specifically, I would like to style a form similar to this one: https://givewp.com/gdi-demo/#forms-multi

thank you! Changing the lightbox effect resolved it.

Being in slightly over my head (as I’m sure you can tell), I understand that the bios are being produced by
$this->get_content($single, 'p', 'lcp_content')
With a little trial and error, I have it expanding and collapsing now, but for some reason instead of putting a unique ID on each post, every post triggers the same person’s collapse! Here’s what I have:

$lcp_display_output .= '<h6 class="entry-title collapseomatic" id="com'.$this->ID.'">'. $this->get_post_title($single).'</h6>';
    $lcp_display_output .= $this->get_custom_fields($this->params['customfield_display'], $single->ID);
$lcp_display_output .= '<div id="target-com'.$this->ID.'" class="collapseomatic_content">'.$this->get_content($single, 'p', 'lcp_content').'</div>';

Thank you yet again
https://enterprizenetwork.com/?page_id=17

Definitely getting closer–the title seems to be correct now, but the content isn’t appearing in the “collapseomatic_content” div.
I really appreciate your taking the time to help with this!
https://enterprizenetwork.com/?page_id=17

In case the above was unclear: the code I quoted is the code from the template, which variables I want to use as the expand title and content, respectively.
Thanks for looking.

Whoops, I accidentally put my url into my thank you above. The url is https://enterprizenetwork.com/?page_id=19

And yes, I’ve cleared my cache.

Thanks! I see that, once you point it out in the source, but as I indicated in my original post, I’ve been working in text mode all along. To be doubly sure, I copied and pasted the character from the open quote, from Notepad, etc., and it keeps insisting on replacing it with a curly quote. Any ideas why that might be?
Thanks

Figured it out myself. Just a matter of emptying my SuperCache