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Ninja Forms Views – Display & Edit Ninja Forms Submissions on your site frontend · support · 2026-02-09T05:47:00+00:00

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Jason Hecht resolved
We would have loved to use this plugin but for some reason after installing it the header font size on all of our websites were changed and we found out that it was this plugin that was causing this to happen. Why are you building a plugin that globally changes the header font size somewhere that we could not find to fix and it was done globally. Hi Jason, Thanks for reporting this — and sorry for the trouble this caused. After investigating, I found that a few global CSS rules were coming from the grid CSS library used by the plugin, which unintentionally affected heading font sizes across the site. That was definitely not intended behavior. I’ve released an update that scopes those styles properly so they no longer apply globally. Could you please try version 3.3.1 and let me know if it resolves the issue on your site? I really appreciate you flagging this, as it helps make the plugin better for everyone. Thanks again, Aman

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Aman 2026-02-09T06:07:00+00:00

Hi Jason, Thanks for reporting this — and sorry for the trouble this caused. After investigating, I found that a few global CSS rules were coming from the grid CSS library used by the plugin, which unintentionally affected heading font sizes across the site. That was definitely not intended behavior. I’ve released an update that scopes those styles properly so they no longer apply globally. Could you please try version 3.3.1 and let me know if it resolves the issue on your site? I really appreciate you flagging this, as it helps make the plugin better for everyone. Thanks again, Aman