Yeah I tried to do all the tricks but nothing seems to work properly.
There is a default blue border on each of my textfields no matter which class I do apply.
I tried to get rid of it by overriding the border prop > no chance.
I tried using the outline prop with a negative offset. It works somewhat, but …
I also wanted to use border radius > works somewhat (only on desktop, not on mobile devices)
Hi @Zehigel as you do not provide some detailed information or a link to the website to be clear about what border you are talking about I will presume you are referencing accessibility borders around inputs that are added by browsers. These borders are accessible via pseudo-class :focus that will allow you their styling.
More information about how to are available on the internet.
@Stan, @mww Sorry for not providing any link and for following up so late. Did not receive notifications, sadly. https://monkey-fomo-lp-coming-soo-219866bfff612.webflow.io/#s-newsletter
I am not sure if I understood the solution you posted, but I basically wanted to override the default accessibility focus states via the webflow designer and then via the custom code on site settings and it did not work in any cases.
I do have a suitable solution now for this site, but on mobile there is no focus state visible anymore. (as you can see in the example posted)
I have tested the password page on iPad, and the green border shows as expected when in focus. I have tested also on iPhone and the green border shows only in landscape and not in portrait. So you have something to start with.
Please set a new request for future questions as you are asking things that aren’t related to the original topic which is about border-radius.