Design and Layout
Whether you're a beginner or an advanced user, Gravity Forms makes it easy to style your forms as you see fit.
There's a reason that designers love Gravity Forms - targeting specific elements, forms, fields, etc. is quick and easy with CSS selectors and ready classes for everything you could dream of.
When not employing a built-in form theme, Gravity Forms is un-opinionated and intentionally utilizes your theme's styles to make your forms blend seamlessly into your existing designs with minimal modifications.
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Basics
User Guides related to the basics of design and layout in Gravity Forms, such as CSS targeting.
CSS Selectors
Articles related to CSS Selectors that are available for use with Gravity Forms.
Articles
Changes to markup in Gravity Forms 2.5
Gravity Forms 2.5 introduced significant updates to the markup used, and this article contains a list of the major changes that designers should consider.
About Legacy Markup
Legacy markup is a term we used in Gravity Forms to identify the markup code and practices that existed in prior to version 2.5 of our core product. This article explains more.
CSS Targeting Examples
Overview and usage examples for targeting each CSS element in Gravity Forms.
Total Field CSS Selectors
Overview and examples of the CSS selectors available for totals.
Shipping Field CSS Selectors
Overview and examples of the CSS selectors available for shipping fields.
Option Field CSS Selectors
Overview and examples of the CSS selectors available for option fields.
Quantity Field CSS Selectors
Overview and examples of the CSS selectors available for quantity fields.
Product Field CSS Selectors
Overview and examples of the CSS selectors available for product fields.
Credit Card Field CSS Selectors
Overview and examples of the CSS selectors available for credit card fields.
Save and Continue Link CSS Selectors
The Save and Continue link allows a user to save their form data and resume entry at a later time.