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Stylize NS Form field using CSS?
Our web designer created a traditional non-Netsuite form for us (you can see it here: http://www.devicekeeper.com/contact-us.html). I've removed the standard form input fields and replaced them with their Netsuite equivalents. The form works, but doesn't quite look right.
The NS equivalent is here: https://forms.netsuite.com/app/site/crm/externalleadpage.nl?compid=715585&formid=5&h=d11a8b3c2c1f98891169
I imagine through a lot of trial and error I can fix this, but I'm wondering how one can apply CSS to the NS tags (e.g. <NLFNAME>)?
I've linked to our external style sheet and also hard coded absolute URL. I'm most of the way there... would appeciate any input on this.
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