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  • konberg
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    @konberg

    Sorry, I meant this code, that’s what they had

    form label,
    #buddypress .standard-form label, #buddypress .standard-form span.label{
    font-weight: 300;
    text-transform: uppercase;
    }


    konberg
    Participant

    @konberg

    Phew, it worked this time! After I saw it in IE!!! Thank you, William!!

    I am not sure if it was your code that helped – because other fields, not radio boxes, also got lowercased. Perhaps, it was this code that i found in style.css

    form p{
    text-transform: uppercase;
    margin: 15px 0;
    display: block;
    width: 100%;
    }

    I simply replaced uppercase with none.

    Now, there is a “Custom CSS” section in my Theme. Will pasting the modified code there work? It did for other things in my Child theme? Thank you again!!!


    konberg
    Participant

    @konberg

    hi William,

    This is the best advice I have seen so far, thank you so much! Unfortunately, this code did not work at all 🙁

    Yes, I am using the child theme and I did it in active folder (child theme’s folder).


    konberg
    Participant

    @konberg

    Gee, guys, thanks for not helping at all.

    The name of the element is exactly what I am trying to figure out. If my registration form looks like thisL

    WHAT IS YOUR GENDER
    [] MALE
    [] FEMALE

    I am trying to change words MALE and FEMALE to lowercase. I went through ALL CSS files in my theme, and tried replacing text-transform: uppercase with text-transform: none but it did not help at all!

    So more specifically, my questions are:

    1) what exactly controls the lowercase/uppercase of profile field answer options. Something like this:
    #buddypress .standard-form #basic-details-section – but what the hell exactly and how

    and
    2) where to find it

    Thank you!

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