ReneH4 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 05, 2022 7:10 pm
Is it overwritten by other classes? Running 1079.
What you've written is pure HTML with the style attributes set. You don't say where you put it, so we can't say anything about PHP classes. But you can't override it with CSS classes, because CSS can't override the style attribute. In general, it won't play nice with Bootstrap, so it will likely look odd in things where Bootstrap is expecting to be able to apply its own sizing. It would be better to use a Bootstrap-based example rather than the style attribute. But that's unlikely to cause it not to appear.
The more likely problem is that you're ending up with invalid HTML and browsers are just skipping over it entirely. Throw the page in a validator and see what it says.
ReneH4 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 05, 2022 7:10 pm
Is it overwritten by other classes? Running 1079.
What you've written is pure HTML with the style attributes set. You don't say where you put it, so we can't say anything about PHP classes. But you can't override it with CSS classes, because CSS can't override the style attribute. In general, it won't play nice with Bootstrap, so it will likely look odd in things where Bootstrap is expecting to be able to apply its own sizing. It would be better to use a Bootstrap-based example rather than the style attribute. But that's unlikely to cause it not to appear.
The more likely problem is that you're ending up with invalid HTML and browsers are just skipping over it entirely. Throw the page in a validator and see what it says.
ReneH4 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 06, 2022 12:54 pm
Sometimes things look so easy
LOL - I know that feeling well!
A quick Google shows on Stackoverflow that others also have issues with <fieldset> and Bootstrap https://stackoverflow.com/questions/459 ... -bootstrap
so you might have to rethink your approach.