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Styling 4 years 4 months ago #40826

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Hi guys, I need to add a css class / ID to my form to manipulate individual fields. How do I get them to work via form attributes ?
I can't find much on the forums, maybe I am wrong.
Thanks to advise.
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Styling 4 years 4 months ago #40827

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Hello,

You can find such CSS ID or CSS Class on your Form Properties > Form Attributes area. More on this topic here.
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Styling 4 years 4 months ago #40828

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dragos wrote:
Hello,

You can find such CSS ID or CSS Class on your Form Properties > Form Attributes area. More on this topic here.

Hello Dragos, thanks for this, I have been to form property, but I think this is for the form Globally. I want to style individual fields. Target them individually.
Can you advise ? Thanks again!!
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Styling 4 years 4 months ago #40830

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In this case, each form field will generate a CSS class based on the field name, for example, if you have a field named 'Email', the following class will be generated:

rsform-block-email

Then you can further investigate your form in the frontend area using the browser's inspector and you will be able to see the exact HTML/CSS code generated.
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Styling 4 years 4 months ago #40831

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dragos wrote:
In this case, each form field will generate a CSS class based on the field name, for example, if you have a field named 'Email', the following class will be generated:

rsform-block-email

Then you can further investigate your form in the frontend area using the browser's inspector and you will be able to see the exact HTML/CSS code generated.

Found it. Thanks Dragos!!!
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Glad I could help!
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