I see the result of the shortcodes on that page, but not the actual usage. Can you post how the shortcode is used to achieve buttons like that?
From looking at the source of that page, it appears the classes "button large black round" can be used to make a regular link (<a href=") look like a button. However, Gravity Forms uses an actual form input for the submit button. So, you won't be able to apply the CSS classes directly, since the styles would not apply the same to an input and an anchor.
The approach would be to find the styles for the class you want to use, then copy those styles to the end of your theme's stylesheet, and change the selector from "a" to the corresponding Gravity Form selector. For the submit button, this would be equivalent:
[css]
body .gform_wrapper .gform_footer input[type="submit"] {
/* add the styles for the "button large black round"
/* here ... */
Posted 11 years ago on Wednesday February 13, 2013 |
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