How Do I Change the Font Color of a Specific Form in WP Forms?

Hi Brien,
 
Each WP Form has a specific form ID.  You can use that form ID to manipulate the CSS of each form individually.
 
We have a great guide from our Support Center that demonstrates how to use Custom CSS to change the color of your field labels and make them more readable.
 
Hope this helps!

I’m pretty sure with WP-Forms you would just need to use the forms specific ID with the with the ID selector # for example if your form ID is “wpforms-23136” then you would use #wpforms-form-23136 to select it in the CSS customizer.
 
WPForms is a third-party plugin and sometimes it can be tricky to troubleshoot issues, they have a dedicated support forum here that you may benefit from if you need further assistance.

Hi Brien-

I couldn’t find your form 621, so I can’t double-check to be sure, but it does look like there’s a small typo in the CSS code you have there. You’ve got both the dot and hash symbols in your selector .#wpforms...

Here’s a rule I used that works on the form in your site’s footer:

#wpforms-form-23136 label {
    color: #ffffff;
}

So this code takes the unique ID of the form itself, #wpforms-form-23136 and then selects every label child-element. This code should work for your form ID 621 simply by swapping out the ID number. If you’re still having trouble using that, can you let us know which page form 621 is on so we can double-check for you?