Design Configuration
The Design Configuration section provides comprehensive styling options to customize the appearance of forms globally. This includes adjustments to general form styles, stepper visuals, and individual field aesthetics.
Design Configuration Panel:

Default Form Design:

🔸 Form Styles
Customize the general look and feel of all forms using the options below:
🔹Primary Color
Sets the main accent color for buttons, highlights, checkboxes, etc.
Example: Setting the Primary Color to red #e32f28 will change the main accent colors to red:

🔹Primary Contrast Color
Determines the text/icon color placed over the primary color to ensure readability.
Example: Setting the Primary Contrast Color to red #e32f28 will change the main accent colors to red:

🔹Background Color
Controls the overall background of the form container.
Example: Setting the background color to grey #d1d1d1will set the background color of the form to grey.

🔹Font Color
Defines the default text color throughout the form.
Example: Setting the Font Color to red #e32f28 will change the display label's Font Colors to red:

🔹Font Styles
Choose a base font family for the form.
Example: Setting the Font Style to Roboto will set the Font Style of the label fields to Roboto.

📋 Stepper Styles
These settings define the style of multi-step forms (steppers), making it easy to indicate active and inactive steps:
Active Step Background Color: Highlights the currently active step. Example:
#e32f28Active Step Font Color: Font color within the active step area. Example:
#ffffffInactive Step Background Color: Style for steps that aren't currently active. Example:
#f3f3f2Inactive Step Font Color: Text color used in inactive steps. Example:
#262626
🧾 Field Styles
Define the appearance of input fields and labels used throughout forms.
📑 Select Field Template
Choose a field design from visual templates.




🔤 Label & Input Styles
Label Font Color: Controls the color of field labels. Example:
#262626Font Styles: Font family applied to field text. Example:
sans-serifFont Size: Adjust the size of the field label and input text. Example:
14(typically in pixels)
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