Hi,
Is it possible that when my form generates the WP Post that it can be styled trough CSS somehow?
http://www.greatlocal.net/why-list-with-us/supreme-listing/
Thanks,
Daniel
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Style Posts from Form
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What exactly do you mean by style the post through CSS? If the form is creating a post then any styling of that post is going to be the job of the theme that you are running.
Posted 14 years ago on Monday October 4, 2010 | Permalink -
dartman815
MemberGranted it was a long a shot, I was hoping that the form, when it "pushed" the information into the Post would Id the content so I could just write some CSS to style the various bits of the Post. First Name/ Last Name, address, and so forth.
Thanks for the quick reply.
Posted 14 years ago on Monday October 4, 2010 | Permalink -
You have complete control over the Post Body content, including adding markup. If you want to add an ID on this content so you can style it then you can do so.
In order to control the markup of the post body that is created you edit your Post Body field, turn on the Post Content Template functionality and then configure it using form field variables and HTML. It works just like the Notification email body works where you can add HTML and output form field variables.
Just remember when using the Post Content Template that is overrides the Post Body field itself so you need to make sure one of the form field variables you include in your Post Content Template is the Post Body field variable itself.
Posted 14 years ago on Monday October 4, 2010 | Permalink
