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[Resolved] Limiting the CSS I add in the CRED forms CSS Editor to just that form

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Last updated by rithvikU 3 years, 12 months ago.

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Tell us what you are trying to do?
I added some css to style a user sign up form through the css editor in the toolset form builder. However, because the user sign up form is always loaded on every page (it is set to pop up if the user clicks the sign up link), it is affecting the styling of other forms as well, such as the post form over here: hidden link

How do I add CSS in the CSS Editor for the User Sign Up form without having it affect the other forms on the site? I'm a novice at CSS styling, please help!

Edit: I added a screenshot of the post form, as you can see, under access type, the two radio buttons for "Direct Upload" and "External URL" are not visible because I had set

.radio {
display: none !important;
}

in the CSS styling for the user sign up form.

#1886839

Oh gosh, I figured it out, I just added my own css classes to the form elements and used those... 🙂 This question probably does not belong on this forum, lol.. sorry about that!