How To Use :focus And :checked Editing In Divi 5
Interactive states can make a form feel more polished, more responsive, and easier to use. The problem is that styling those states usually means writing custom CSS, finding the right selectors, and testing everything on the front end. Divi 5 changes that with new pseudo-class editing modes for form fields. You can visually customize states like :focus and :checked directly inside the builder, using the same design controls you already use for the default state. In this tutorial, we’ll build a modern project inquiry form and use both states to add visual feedback across text fields and checkbox selections. A focused field will become easier to track while the visitor types, and checked options will respond clearly when selected. A Quick Look At :focus And :checked Before jumping into the build, it helps to understand what these two states do. Both live inside Divi 5’s pseudo-class editing modes. You can access them by hovering over a supported design option and clicking the sm...