There are three sections with class names: gform_heading, gform_body, and gform_footer.There is a form element with an ID of gform_13.There is a wrapper wrapping the entire form with the ID of gform_wrapper_13.So let's take a look under the hood of the above form, at this detailed diagram I created below of a form with the ID of 13: Remember, the most important aspect of styling this form is knowing its ID, which in my example is 13. Understanding the layout of the Gravity Forms Form is key and actually very simple once you see it.įor my example I will create a basic form called 'Testing' that has an ID of 13. If you pull up your list of forms, this number is found in the ID column. This is the very first thing you want to obtain when styling any form…its number. The only real changing factor is the form number. Gravity Forms uses basically the same layout and structure with every form. If you'd rather read the post, then continue on for all the details: 1.
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