I was about to write you:

hmm, for some reason the colors won’t budge, they stay the same as they were..

I copy the suggested code to the bottom of my Simple Custom CSS and Update, but this does not do the trick.

What i find strange is that when I first tried changing the color of the asterixes it worked straight away but then after a while the custom colors regained supremacy. When it worked I just used

.required {
color: #f5891c !important;
}

–> But then it dawned on me that I created the following custom class for the customization of the Submit-button : gb_specific_contactform

and had this class in my CSS as well, like this:

.gb_specific_contactform input[type=”submit”]{
background-color:#f5891c !important;
color: #ffffff !important;
border-color: #f5891c !important;

What I now did was changing the sequence of the two ‘snippets’: I put the custom class underneath the code for asterix and input text and suddenly the colors of asterix and input text do respond to the code commands!

So problem solved, thx.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 10 months ago by derustzelve. Reason: clarification purposes

thanks, solved it

perfect, thanks

works like a charm thx!

thank you for the excellent support, this did the trick (after I changed top to bottom of course :-))
I now know how to customize the other elements as well, thx

• This reply was modified 9 years, 11 months ago by derustzelve.