I don't follow. Doing as you suggest would hide the form (which needs to remain unhidden to be edited), rather than the content of the page outside of the form (which is what I need to hide).
If you are able to demonstrate this in my site, by adding a CSS selector, please do so and point me to it. As things stand I don't see how your suggestion could work, sorry.
Take a look at the screenshots. I've added a class called 'hide' to the elementor section. Then on the form itself i've added the css to hide this section.
So when the form is loaded the section is hidden. It will only hide the section if the form is loaded.
Please let me know if this is a little clearer for you.
So to confirm that i understand this correctly, any CSS placed in the settings of the form itself *will only take effect* when the form is loaded onto the page. Is that correct? So I can add any styling onto the form settings CSS section that i want to only apply on that page when the form loads, and it'll work at that point (and only at that point)?
If this is correct, then I just had another one of those eureka moments with Toolset which makes me realise the power it has.
Thank so much again for your help, and very best wishes,
Andrew.
any CSS placed in the settings of the form itself *will only take effect* when the form is loaded onto the page. Is that correct? So I can add any styling onto the form settings CSS section that i want to only apply on that page when the form loads, and it'll work at that point (and only at that point)?
Yes that is correct.
No problem happy I was able to assist you with getting this resolved.
