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gw-style-numbers-like-total.css: Added a snippet for Gravity Forms that style number fields like total field.
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…that style number fields like total field.
WalkthroughA new CSS stylesheet for Gravity Forms is added to style number fields using the Changes
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7-18: Consider adding focus and disabled states for better UX.The current CSS provides base styling but does not account for interactive states (focus) or disabled inputs. Adding these states would improve user experience and prevent form elements from appearing broken when interacting with them.
Consider adding focus and disabled state styles:
.gform_wrapper .gf_price input[type=text], .gform_wrapper .gf_price input[type=number] { border: 0; font-size: 1.2em; color: #060; text-indent: 0; padding: 0; } + .gform_wrapper .gf_price input[type=text]:focus, + .gform_wrapper .gf_price input[type=number]:focus { + outline: 1px solid #060; + } + .gform_wrapper .gf_price input:disabled, + .gform_wrapper .gf_total input:disabled { + opacity: 0.6; + }
| * Use "gf_price" and "gf_total" CSS classes via the "CSS Class Name" setting to style your Number fields like a product | ||
| * price (red) or total (green). |
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Documentation-code mismatch: comment references red price styling but code uses green.
The comment on lines 4-5 states that the gf_price class styles number fields like a "product price (red)", but the actual CSS color applied to both gf_price and gf_total is #060 (dark green). Clarify whether both classes should use the same green color or if gf_price should use a different color (e.g., red).
Apply one of these fixes:
Option 1: Update the comment to reflect the actual behavior (both green)
- * Use "gf_price" and "gf_total" CSS classes via the "CSS Class Name" setting to style your Number fields like a product
- * price (red) or total (green).
+ * Use "gf_price" and "gf_total" CSS classes via the "CSS Class Name" setting to style your Number fields like a product
+ * price or total (both styled in green).Option 2: Update the CSS to differentiate price styling (red) from total styling (green)
.gform_wrapper .gf_price input[type=text],
.gform_wrapper .gf_price input[type=number] {
border: 0;
font-size: 1.2em;
- color: #060;
+ color: #c00;
text-indent: 0;
padding: 0;
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| * Use "gf_price" and "gf_total" CSS classes via the "CSS Class Name" setting to style your Number fields like a product | |
| * price (red) or total (green). | |
| * Use "gf_price" and "gf_total" CSS classes via the "CSS Class Name" setting to style your Number fields like a product | |
| * price or total (both styled in green). |
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In gravity-forms/gw-style-numbers-like-total.css around lines 4 to 5, the
comment claims gf_price styles numbers as "product price (red)" but the CSS
applies the same dark green (#060) to both gf_price and gf_total; either update
the comment to say both classes use green or change the CSS so gf_price uses a
red color (e.g., #c00) and gf_total remains green — pick one option and make the
corresponding change: for Option 1, edit the comment text to say both use green
(#060); for Option 2, change the gf_price color rule to a red value and keep
gf_total as green, and ensure the comment reflects that gf_price is red and
gf_total is green.
Context
Migrated a CSS snippet from a Gist (https://gist.github.com/spivurno/0dfe3bc4bcdc4e96b975) to the snippet library. The snippet is to be added to GPECF FAQ.
📓 Notion: https://www.notion.so/gravitywiz/GPECF-FAQ-Total-based-Conditional-Logic-2a900ab68edf8089a912d67ea2b7c3b2?v=0aeb3c4385574579a40bf5fdf5d3434e&source=copy_link
Summary
Snippet Migration.