Divi Styling Add-On for Gravity Forms for WordPress

So, if you’re anything like me, you’ve probably spent way too much time tweaking Gravity Forms only to have them stick out like a sore thumb on a Divi-themed site. You want your forms to blend in without fighting with custom CSS or messing with code you barely understand. That’s why I gave the Divi Styling Add-On for Gravity Forms for WordPress a shot. It’s supposed to make your Gravity Forms play nice visually with Divi’s styles - and spoiler, it mostly does.

The good stuff

What really stood out was how easy it was to get it up and running. Literally, install, activate, done. No extra setup headaches or weird menus. Once activated, my forms started picking up a lot of the Divi theme customizations automatically. That saved me from manually matching fonts, colors, and button styles, which usually means diving into CSS hell. The forms looked way cleaner and more polished right out of the box.

Also, because it pulls styling from Divi’s Theme Customizer, any design tweaks you make there immediately affect your forms too. So if you want to switch up your accent color site-wide, your forms keep up without extra work. That was a nice touch that I didn’t expect.

The not-so-good

That said, it’s not perfect. The biggest catch is that it’s unofficial and pretty barebones - no fancy options or granular controls. If you want to customize individual form fields beyond what Divi offers, you’re out of luck. Also, since it relies on both Divi and Gravity Forms, if you’re missing either one, the add-on is pointless. And I noticed a couple times that some form elements didn’t quite match up perfectly, especially with advanced Gravity Forms add-ons or custom scripts.

In short, if you’re looking for a heavy-duty styling plugin or something with tons of settings, this isn’t it. Also, support and updates might be iffy since it’s community-driven and the developer is unknown. So if that makes you nervous, just know it’s a bit of a “use at your own risk” vibe.

Bottom line

If you’re running both Divi and Gravity Forms on WordPress and want your forms to visually fit your site without fussing over CSS, the Divi Styling Add-On for Gravity Forms for WordPress is worth trying. It’s free, straightforward, and saves you time matching styles across platforms. Just don’t expect a ton of customization or official support. Overall, I recommend it if you want a simple way to keep your forms looking decent without the headache.