moreden21

Yes, I can telle that in your end everything is ok but I was hoping for some kind of solution as this can be an annoying issue to face and pretty deep to solve with common wordpress work arounds, hope you can help me with more information rather that with a pretty default answer.

Hi again Adam @wpmudev-support8,

I understand this is the fastest and easy solution to the problem, nonetheless even if I actually see that as a good option and I’m willing to try it that way, I now want to know if I have to use this Custom CSS box or is there some way to create prefab coding CSS on the plugin or something like that.
Thanks again for the help, it helps a lot.

Hi Kris! @wpmudevsupport13 ,

Thanks for the reply, so now, after I use NONE preset where or how I can link/refer my own archive with the desired style so the NONE preset can have this custom style and if I’m not wrong doing it this way every NONE form will have it too, right? Because I found just before those files you told me where every CSS is, but each file is a minified CSS archive and I understand is better to make a new one and use it so I want to know how because what I want is not use the Custom CSS field inside each form but make a general style archive similar to what Flat/Material/Bold.

Thanks again for the reply, I’ll be waiting for your response!

• This reply was modified 6 months, 4 weeks ago by moreden21.

Hi!,

Apologies on my examples, I had a mistake there, this is the correct example:
https://imgur.com/fI7itM6

So what you mentioned about the SASS compiler, the theme that I’m using has it so before when I compile the last instructions I show you where I used the specific form ID this worked when I compile the editing on the theme code, also I noticed that sometimes the !important tag worked but again, only when I specific form ID.
I understand this question is kinda specific and unclear but if there is a different solution rather than overriding it like this, it works for me.
Thanks again!

• This reply was modified 7 months ago by Yui.
• This reply was modified 7 months ago by moreden21.
• This reply was modified 7 months ago by moreden21.

Thanks for the fast reply,

So I tried this before and that’s why I ended up trying with the ID to see if the Theme CSS overrides Form CSS because I thought it wasn’t doing it.
And if you change the code for something like this https://imgur.com/HaJUVPT, https://imgur.com/kmH1g7O
And the result is this: https://imgur.com/6EWaMfq
It loses all the style that was working before (in this case the black underline on hover and button styling), that’s the actual problem, on my point of view it should work but I don’t know if there is other way to maybe replace the code that generates the CSS form every form or just overriding it with the Theme it should work
Thanks in advance, Adam.

• This reply was modified 7 months ago by moreden21.

Hi Adam @wpmudev-support8,

Thanks for the reply, actually I can’t provide any link because it’s a local project so I’m actually testing this kind of things for some internship
Anyway, so the thing is that I want to be able to change the general style for every form that I can make for example:
– This is the basic look of a Custom Form with pagination: https://imgur.com/i7QyUO3
– This is what I have made until now “overriding” the forminator style with my theme custom CSS: https://imgur.com/UAhrW3A
– And here are some examples of the coding I made to do this things:
https://imgur.com/yqgW73r, https://imgur.com/0MpN27v
This, as you can see, actually works but it only works for Form-Module-51 (and just with Plain Style specifically), if I create a new one as the ID (or basic style) changes it won’t work because ID won’t match.
If you can help me to solve this or have any idea of how to do it I’ll be very grateful.

Thanks in advance!