2/1/2024 0 Comments Simple css form style( arrayFrom is just a naïve function to convert array-like NodeLists, as returned by querySelectorAll, to true Arrays so you can run all the fun JS Array methods. Then loop over the array and remove the attribute. Then I add to the array the element itself (which also has a style). Here I'm selecting all the child elements of the element that have a style attribute (regardless of the value and regardless of the type of element - who cares, we just want to destyle it!). Remove style attributes var styledEls = arrayFrom(formEl.querySelectorAll("")).concat(formEl) So we end up needing two simple loops, one for the style attrs and one for the & els. via Visibility Rules, by calling the function from MktoForms2.whenRendered instead of whenReady (thanks, Mark!) re-run the destyling code whenever the form is re-rendered, i.e.disable remote includes within the document, if they were injected by the Forms 2.0 library.remove all style= attributes within the form (these are really pesky to override).hide the form to start: see visibility: hidden in the CodePen CSS pane.Let's dive into the destyleMktoForm function a bit, since I always insist on a teachable moment. They can look at the 's HTML markup and style away. I'm not here to show you how to make it pretty (I get paid for that, sometimes!) but now you can assure your designer that they won't have to do any CSS overrides. Yes, it's supposed to be ugly! All of Marketo's layout, visibility, and font CSS has been removed, and the world is your oyster from here. Here's a sample form with the Simple theme:Īnd here's that same form after running destyleMktoForm to reset it to browser defaults (check out the Times New Roman): My li'l snippet for removing Marketo's built-in styles has seen a lot of use via the Community and a few code versions (now at the venerable v1.104) but it hasn't appeared on the blog before. A float or margin-left that doesn't seem to respond to !important can drive a designer crazy, and time spent on CSS specificity & cascade behavior isn't well spent. It's easier to customize a Marketo form if it's completely destyled to start. ← TEKNKL :: Blog Destyling a Marketo form (for easier CSS restyling)īy Sanford Whiteman Aug 28th 2017 Tags: Marketo forms, JS, forms css, pushable
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