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shoodwin
shoodwin
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Styling Unbounce Native Placeholder Text

Hello, I’m trying out the Unbounce native placeholder text feature, but I can’t seem to figure out how to style the placeholder text. When I inspected the form field in my browser I couldn’t find any kind of HTML element to call out in my CSS. Has anyone else had experience with this? I know there’s an older script floating around to add placeholder text, but I’d much rather use Unbounce’s native placeholder text feature.

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Vigne
3 years ago
shoodwin
shoodwin
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Styling a Form Field Label

Hello, I’m trying to style my form field labels so they have some bottom margin to increase the spacing between the label and the field, but I can’t seem to get it to work. Has anyone every successfully adjusted the spacing of their form field labels? http://unbouncepages.com/coast-flight-rtp/

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shoodwin
5 years ago
shoodwin
shoodwin
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CSS works in Safari, but not Chrome or Firefox

Hello, I’m having trouble getting my custom CSS to show up in Chrome and Firefox. It displays fine in Safari, but I can’t get it to show up in the other two. The CSS I’ve written isn’t anything special, it adds custom-sized drop shadows to rectangles located behind my images, so I’ve called out those #id’s and grouped them in my selector with commas. <style> /* allows for elements to spill beyond Unbounce's warning area */ lp-pom-root { overflow: hidden; } /* custom-sized drop shadows on rectangles behind images */ #lp-pom-box-72, #lp-pom-box-76, #lp-pom-box-82, #lp-pom-box-106, #lp-pom-box-111, #lp-pom-box-116 { box-shadow: 0 2px 50px 0 rgba(49,78,84,0.56; } </style> Here’s screenshots of what I’m getting… As you can see, the shadows appear in one browser but not the other. I could use a hand, if someone has any ideas. Thanks, Shane

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shoodwin
6 years ago

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