How to change Yes/No button element color?

second souci : j'ai besoin de changer la couleur des boutons yes / no, et je n'y parviens pas, pourriez-vous revenir vers moi pour m'expliquer la marche à suivre ? 

Hi Clémence,

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Hello,

Sorry for my late answer. Please find below the link of our form:

https://form.jotform.com/253513966031354

I am still unable to change the blue color of Yes/No buttons (it you can switch it to black it would be fine)
And to find how to convert the language from "Magyar" to "Malagasi" with Madagascar's flag.

Thanks a lot for your help

Clémence

Hi Clémence,

Upon checking, I can confirm that you're using a Card Form Layout. Unfortunately, the Card Form layout does not support adding Custom CSS code. Custom CSS injection is only available in the Classic Form layout. If you need to apply custom styling, you would need to switch your form to the Classic layout, where you can freely add and manage CSS rules. As a workaround, you can change your form's layout to Classic Form. Let me show you how:

1. In Form Builder, click on the Paint Roller icon in the upper right side of the panel to open the Form Designer Menu.
2. Now, go to the Layout tab and select the Classic Form option.

That said, the Yes/No Question element is not currently supported in the Classic Form layout. But you can achieve the same functionality by using the Single Choice element. Let me show you how:

1. In Form Builder, click on the Add Element button in the upper left side of the panel to open the Form Elements menu.
2. Now, under the Basic tab, select the Single Choice element and add it to your form.
3. Then, click on the Gear icon, go to the Options tab, remove the existing options, and enter the Yes /No options.

Give it a try and let us know how it goes.