Can you also document how to change the look and feel of the form controls as well please.
If I add a textbox field with the class “input-box”, how do I reference the class and where is it stored so I can add my own CSS?

Thanks very much.

For example, When I inspect the html generated by User Meta, one of the input controls has the following code:

input type='text' name="first_name" value='Kim' id='um_field_8' class='um_input validate[required]'

How do I modify the css associated with this input box? I want to control the css for form controls depending on the data. For example, a phone number only needs to be 50 px wide, but I want textareas to be 400px wide.

I tried adding

.um_field_container custom-profile-input {
font-size:140%;
}

to my style.css but nothing happened.

Thanks,

• This reply was modified 12 years, 2 months ago by kimtanasichuk.

Hi There

I would like to know what to change in the wp-content/plugins/user-meta/assets/css/user-meta.css to make all the title fields to be on the left for all fields, irrespective of what is chosen when setting up the field, and also to have the entry box for the field set in a position 400px from the left WP Margin (not from the last letter of the title field. This is so that I can get all the entry boxes in a neat line down the page, irrespective of where the end of the field title is.

I am not a style sheet whiz, so would appreciate if you could give me the exact code to find, and what to replace it with.

Thank-you.
Rob

Still waiting ……!!!!!!!

Over and over, everyone refers to this thread but it does NOT lay out plainly how to use the controls in the User Meta Fields Editor.

I tried every possible combination of syntax I could think of and I can’t get a simple inline display.