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Hi everyone, 


Can anyone help with a simple way to make the background of a from transparent?


It’s for a newsletter signup, so only teo fields (name and email).


Thanks 😉

Set the opacity to 100%.  


Hi Joe, 


I simply cant find that option when it comes to forms? 



Hi Kristian, 


You need to put your form into a box element.

Then you’ll be able to set the opacity of the box element like Joe suggested above. 


Best,

Hristian


Hi Hristian, 


Thanks for the quick reply :) 


How would i do so? It seems like it’s not a quick drag and drop task.


Thanks! 


Hey Kristian, 


It is a drag and drop task. 


The box element is the 2nd one from the top in your element’s panel. (see screenshot below). 



After that, you pick up and drag/insert your form into that box element. 


You can style the box element with border, opacity, etc. 


Best,

Hristian


Hi 😉


Thank you, but it seems like it’s only the box that is affected by the opacity slider - not the form background? 


Hi Kristian, 


My bad. I thought you wanted to encapsulate your form with a transparent box/background. 


If you want the actual fields to be transparent, you’ll need to tweak your CSS. 


&nbsp; #lp-pom-form-10 .lp-pom-form-field input.text {&nbsp;<br />&nbsp; &nbsp; background: transparent;<br />&nbsp; }<br />

Best,

Hristian


Example: 



EDIT: Make sure you change the #lp-pom-form-10 ID to the appropriate one on your page. 


Thank you very much! 


Works great 😉


Thank you for that!


No problem. 


I’m glad I could help. 


Just be careful with this since it would make your form less noticeable. 


Best,

Hristian


Hi Hristian!


I added this CSS (along with at the beginning and at the end) on my landing page today and it’s not working. Is there something else I need to tweak besides changing the element ID?


Hi @gpan,


What exactly did you add to your page?


The script above seems to have been broken when Unbounce switched platforms hosting this community.


Generally speaking, your script shouldn’t have any &nbsp; in it.


If you can share your page, we might be able to figure it out.


Best,

Hristian


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