• URL to the FORM: localhost
• cforms version: 9.1
• Your WordPress version: 2.6.3

Hey Oliver,

I'm having a bit of an issue with aplying form specific styling to the failure, waiting, and success divs, and was wondering if a special method is needed to modify these.

In short, using #cforms1form, #cforms2form, etc… with those three divs doesn't seem to work. 

#cforms2form div.failure,
#cforms2form div.waiting,
#cforms2form div.success {
    position: absolute;
    right: 15px !important;
    top: 50px !important;
    }

…the form specific styling works like a charm for every other element I've modified in my cform theme, but just not those three divs.

Is there any reason why? :)

Firebug shows the css for div.failure, but not #cforms2form div.failure.  I'm not sure why.

The source does show the proper id generated = <div id="usermessage2b" class="cf_info failure">Please fill in all the required fields.</div>

I'll take another stab at it by modifying an existing cforms theme, and see if that makes a difference.  I'll update this thread later this evening.

Thanks, Oliver.

Sorry, should have read more carefully.

You can change the DIV by addressing it individually with e.g. :

div#usermessage2a {}

However, you can't apply form 2 specific failure styling since .failureis not part of the form container… I'll make note of it for v9.2.

Oliver said:

Sorry, should have read more carefully.

You can change the DIV by addressing it individually with e.g. :

div#usermessage2a {}

However, you can't apply form 2 specific failure styling since .failureis not part of the form container… I'll make note of it for v9.2.

Hi, was this change ever addressed? I just downloaded cforms about a week ago. Thanks.