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  • #506775

    Support,

    I am trying to adjust the background of the Gravity Form Drop Down field so that it’s transparent. However, when I add:

    background: none; or background: transparent; – the drop down arrows disappear. Therefore, users do not know that they need to click on the field. Any way to fix this?

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    First Image:
    Main Content CSS

    Second Image:
    Alternate Content CSS

    Third Image:
    Alternate with the background:none; and background: transparent properties.

    Your help is much appreciated. Thanks!

    #506777

    In other words, I’d like to keep the “Alternate Content background color” and the “Alternate Background color” different shades so they compliment each other, but so that the drop down arrow is not changed so that it blends in.

    Thanks!

    #506995

    Hey,

    I’m not sure I understand what you mean, do you want to keep the grey background you have right now or change it into something else?

    Regards,
    Rikard

    #507053

    I’d like to have transparent drop down field background but keep the drop down arrows visible. When applying the “background” CSS property, it changes the drop down arrow color as well.

    #507744

    Hey!

    you can control the drop down arrow’s color with this code:

    a.scroll-down-link {
    color: red !important;
    }
    

    EDIT:
    Sorry, now I realized that you are talking about something completely different. Drop down arrows from your gravitiy form do not have an extra CSS class, so they can’t be changes using CSS code. You need to contact plugin’s author about it. Not sure if they will have a solution for you though.

    Cheers!
    Andy

    • This reply was modified 8 years, 6 months ago by Andy.
    #507786

    That’s odd. So from what you’re saying, there is no way I can have a transparent “select” Gravity Form field background? In my opinion, that makes Gravity Forms a plugin that is not compatible. Their support said to contact the theme developer due to it taking on your CSS – the drop down arrow style.

    #508452

    Hey!

    we would love to provide you some css code for it and would be super easy for us to do so normally, but it just does not have any css class. It seems to me that the plugin author did not provide any unique css class for this item. It’s not about the theme I think. Try to activate a default WordPress theme and check if it has a unique css class there.

    Cheers!
    Andy

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