klauswildenburg

Thank you very much for your immediate help. And…that’s the solution. Great.

BR, Klaus.

I tried this:

.glsr-input-toggle:checked {
background-color: #4CAF50 !important;
}

But after the specified color is displayed (#4CAF50), the color changes back to default blue.

Thank you so much, that works fine.

Your support is really great. So my ￡30 donation a few days ago was a good investment !

Did you try to create your own example? … embed the shortcode in a divi text module and tried to make adjustments ?

I put in your code into style.css of Divi Child Theme:

.glsr-form .glsr-input,
.glsr-form .glsr-textarea{
border-radius: 10px;
background-color: #B2D4CC;
}

I cleared Cache of Divi (Theme Options > Builder > Advanced > Static CSS File Generation > ‘CLEAR’ … and saved it)
I cleared the Browser Cache of Microsoft Edge
I loaded the page ‘https://www.tagespflege-rasselbande.de/home/’ with Edge –> Radius and backround didn’t change ??

I installed Firefox and loaded the page ‘https://www.tagespflege-rasselbande.de/home/’ in Firefox –> Radius and backround didn’t change ??

Of course I meant with #:

#site-reviews-title-glsr_abd209fe {

background: green;

}

https://www.tagespflege-rasselbande.de/home/

At the bottom of the page. Page looks bit confused because it’s in progress.

Thank you for this detailed answer !!! This way I know that I was on the right track in my past attempts.

I have entered the following examples into the style.css of my divi-child theme:

.glsr input {
background: green;
}

site-reviews-title-glsr_abd209fe {
background: green;
}

Unfortunately, the background color of the input fields/the input field does not change. Is the problem 50 cm in front of my computer? … do I have to go to the optician ?

You’re welcome. Very gladly.