How does it work now that there’s no Module Customizer?

  • Resolved Tevya

    (@thefiddler)


    5 years, 2 months ago

    Hi Surbma, I was just trying to change the styling on a Gravity Form today and realized that ET removed the Global Module Customizer option. So there’s no more global module customizer, which is where I believe this plugin got it’s CSS to style Gravity Forms from, right?

    I tried inserting a Divi Contact Form module and changing the style (text color) I wanted to edit. I then told it to make that the default. My understanding is that the new defaults is the replacement for the Module Customizer. But it didn’t work. The text in the Gravity Form remained the same as before: that Divi-default light gray that’s just not very readable, especially on the default light-gray field background.

    Is there no way to change the Gravity Forms styles through Divi’s interface anymore? Or am I doing it wrong?

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  • Plugin Author Surbma

    (@surbma)

    Hi @thefiddler,

    the Divi & Gravity Forms plugin is getting only the “Theme Accent Color” from the Customizer -> General Settings -> Layout Settings tab. This option is still available for Divi.

    I don’t know, what do you mean by “Global Module Customizer”, but there was no integration with any other Divi settings yet.

    I’m planning to add more custom options to this plugin, and also a dedicated Divi module for Gravity Forms in the near future.

    For now, the only option is to use custom CSS style to modify the look of a GF form.

    Thread Starter Tevya

    (@thefiddler)

    There used to be 2 instances of the customizer you could access for Divi: the main Theme Customizer like is typical for most themes, and the Module Customizer. You can still see the documentation for it here: https://www.elegantthemes.com/documentation/divi/customizer/

    I thought (maybe I’m misremembering) that your plugin took any changes to Module Customizer > Contact Form as well as Theme Customizer > Buttons and applied them to Gravity Forms. Is that not the case?

    If not, maybe I’m just remembering the Buttons changing?

    If so, I’m wondering how to customize the style of Gravity Forms without the Module customizer?

    Those new features sound great!

    Plugin Author Surbma

    (@surbma)

    My plugin is using only the button settings, there were no integration with the Module Customizer.

    The only option to customize your form is to use custom CSS.

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