Is there any way to replace the instructions area in the form wizard with regular HTML? I'm trying to change the way the look of the instructions by reducing line height and adding a few characters in a different color, but the instructions can only be applied as plain text. Any ideas?

Thanks,

Nick

Very cool, thanks, Joe.

Is there any way to change the size of the paragraph text box?

Here is wht I have found using firebug.

<div class="settingrow qparagraph">
<label id="ctl01_mainContent_ctl00_ctl88fa67cb3e12476b9718cdb4abb6c981_lbl88fa67cb3e12476b9718cdb4abb6c981" class="settinglabel" for="ctl01_mainContent_ctl00_ctl88fa67cb3e12476b9718cdb4abb6c981_txt88fa67cb3e12476b9718cdb4abb6c981">Comment / Special Request</label>
<br class="clear"/>
<textarea id="ctl01_mainContent_ctl00_ctl88fa67cb3e12476b9718cdb4abb6c981_txt88fa67cb3e12476b9718cdb4abb6c981" cols="60" rows="7" name="ctl01$mainContent$ctl00$ctl88fa67cb3e12476b9718cdb4abb6c981$txt88fa67cb3e12476b9718cdb4abb6c981"/>
<span id="ctl01_mainContent_ctl00_ctl88fa67cb3e12476b9718cdb4abb6c981_val88fa67cb3e12476b9718cdb4abb6c981" style="color: Red; visibility: hidden;">* Required</span>
</div>

I tried the following in CSS but got no where.

.qparagraph {cols="30" rows="3"}

also tried

.qparagraph {cols="30"; rows="3";}

Any ideas?

That's not working either. Does it look like I'm using the right selector name?

Please excuse my ignorance I'm very new to CSS.

Thanks,

Nick

Worked like a charm. Thanks, Joe.

Nick