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    • 40280
    • 5 Posts
    Hi,

    I must be missing something again and again. I looked through all stuff that comes with Quip, chunks, snippets the .css file, and it seems that I just can't find the location where I'm able to change the font.

    I wish to change the font of these:
    Name:
    Email:
    Website:
    Notify of New Replies:

    Not sure how to call them, they discribe what you have to fill in, essentially.

    It's in Times new Roman now, and it just doesn't fit with my websites theme.

    I hope someone can help me.

    Q
      • 19369
      • 1,098 Posts
      Hi, if you use Firefox with the Firebug extension you can find this informatioin in a matter of seconds. You just need to analize the page and find out which stylesheet is used by those fields.
        • 40280
        • 5 Posts
        Hi,

        First of all: Thanks for your reply.

        I already tried to, but I seem to be looking over something again and again.

        As far as I see it, it's should use my own stylesheet, the main website one.

        When I look at the code using Firebug, I see this.

        <div class="quip-fld">
        <label for="quip-comment-email-qcom">
        Email:
        <span class="quip-error"></span>
        </label>


        Shouldn't "Email" just take the same font as all of my other Non-heading text is?
          • 19369
          • 1,098 Posts
          Shouldn't "Email" just take the same font as all of my other Non-heading text is?
          I don't think so, it's wrapped with a label, your stylesheet (or quip stylesheet) may have a css rule for the label. With firebug you should look at the "style" tab on the right panel, not the "html" tab.

          If you think that Quip is adding the css, you need to find Quip css file (just look at the url in the source code) or try to add the parameter &useCss=`0` in the Quip call, this will disable Quip css.
            • 39344
            • 23 Posts
            Hi there Q,

            try to add this to your css-File:

            .quip-fld label {
            font-family: arial, sans-serif;
            }


            "Email" doesn't take the same font like your other non-heading text because it is inside the label tag.

            Hope i could help, greetings!
              • 40280
              • 5 Posts
              Both of you, thank you for your reply!

              The solution harde_76 provided proved usefull. I tried using &useCss=`0` but that would only change some padding and margin value's it seemed.

              Thanks for the help you guys!