Adding gform styling

[yasminosten13]

Summary by Sourcery

Align Gravity Forms button styling with the site's primary brand colours.

New Features:

• Add custom styles for Gravity Forms footer buttons including primary, next, and previous actions.

Enhancements:

• Define hover states for Gravity Forms footer buttons to match brand styling and improve visual consistency across forms.

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Adds custom styling for Gravity Forms footer buttons to match theme colors and hover behavior.

State diagram for Gravity Forms footer button styling

stateDiagram-v2
  [*] --> Normal

  Normal: Normal_state
  Normal: background #a9325a
  Normal: text_color #ffffff
  Normal: border 2px_solid_#a9325a
  Normal: border_radius 0

  Normal --> Hover: mouse_over
  Hover --> Normal: mouse_out

  Hover: Hover_state
  Hover: background transparent
  Hover: text_color #a9325a
  Hover: border 2px_solid_#a9325a
  Hover: border_radius 0

  Normal --> [*]: form_unloaded
  Hover --> [*]: form_unloaded

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Style Gravity Forms footer buttons with theme-specific colors and hover state.	Define base styles for submit, next, and previous buttons within Gravity Forms footer wrapper, including background color, text color, border, and border-radius Define hover styles for the same buttons, inverting background and text colors while preserving the border color Use !important flags to ensure these styles override default Gravity Forms/button styles	wp-content/themes/indigotree-theme-2025/assets/sass/main.css

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

• The new Gravity Forms button styles rely heavily on !important; consider increasing selector specificity or adjusting the cascade instead so these rules don’t become difficult to override later.
• These styles apply globally to all .gform_wrapper footers; if the intent is to style only specific forms, consider scoping the selectors to a more specific parent to avoid unintended side effects on other forms.
• You’ve added hover styles but no explicit focus/active states; consider adding accessible :focus-visible (and possibly :active) styles so keyboard users get a clear focus indication consistent with the new design.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- The new Gravity Forms button styles rely heavily on `!important`; consider increasing selector specificity or adjusting the cascade instead so these rules don’t become difficult to override later.
- These styles apply globally to all `.gform_wrapper` footers; if the intent is to style only specific forms, consider scoping the selectors to a more specific parent to avoid unintended side effects on other forms.
- You’ve added hover styles but no explicit focus/active states; consider adding accessible `:focus-visible` (and possibly `:active`) styles so keyboard users get a clear focus indication consistent with the new design.

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