Hello @georgehm3
Thanks for reaching out, I’m sorry to hear about the trouble using Gravity Forms together with Crio.
This is a tough one to troubleshoot, because Gravity Forms is a commercial plugin without a free version we can download and test with. We are currently working on improving Crio’s performance with several other forms plugins that should help with this issue as well.
The biggest difference between the Name field and the others that aren’t behaving is that the Name is technically not a label, but a Legend, while the others are Labels. It’s also worth noting that the placeholder text for each field is identical to the label, missing the extra space in between the label and (required).
I do have a special snippet of JavaScript that you can add to Crio in the Customize > CSS/JS Editor that will remove all of Crio’s formatting classes from your form, but when I tested it on your site, it looks like it’s only half the battle, and you may need additional Custom CSS for your Gravity Form to make it look completely correct.
First, make sure that you have Output Default CSS enabled on your Gravity Forms Settings Page, then add this snippet to your custom JavaScript:
https://gist.github.com/jessecowens/aae7fe248d984fb541ef6bf4af5202aa
This code will remove all of the BoldGrid Theme Framework classes from your Gravity Forms.
Thanks Jesse, unfortunately that didn’t work. For the record this also occurs on another one of my sites but this time it effects WPForms Lite, so I’m not sure it’s a GravityForms only issue.
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Any thoughts on this Jesse?