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hi, i have a site with a dark background. the form sits on that. when you click submit there is a semi-transparent white that is applied as its working. I would like to change the color of that or get rid of it entirely. which div do I target? there are many nested....and i cannot "target" it fast enough when the form submits.

Probably looking for the "loading" class

I actually saw this happen on your form too. Do you have any idea what / how to Fix this?

Target the loading class

sorry. I don’t mean to be dumb but what is the name of the loading class to target? That was the part I couldn’t figure out...

It's literally called loading

lol!!! Ok that is hysterical. s
Thank you!

so i created a style for a loading class. it doesnt work. since I cannot inspect the div before it submits i cannot see how to override any cascade (nor do I have any solid proof that this div is classed as "loading" -- this is impossible to troubleshoot. any suggestions?

.loading {background-color: rgba (0,0,0, 0.5) !important;}

right click any div, inspect, edit its class and add "loading" to it.
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Or just add loading the any of your element's classes while you're testing it.
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Also try the !important tag

sorry you are not getting this. I know how to do that. This div is being added (or a class being applied) while the form is submitting as far as I can tell. there is no way to right click it in time to see what its called or IDd or anything. None of the divs applied before submit are responsible for the white flash. it is a loading div. I cannot locate it, I believe its being added via javascript possibly. I saw it do this on your website too.

oh my god, this should not have been this difficult. there is a setting to turn off the animation entirely in the form settings. traced this by examining the javascript and finding the loading class is attached to a subanimation data.