Hi there,
i’m experiencing an issue on forms created in Bricks v. 1.12.3 in several websites (linked above our agency website): if a checkbox element is required, the browser only focus on it and doesn’t show the required message if the checkbox isn’t checked: https://jam.dev/c/5b5081f3-78a1-432a-9945-c9452b06beee
About the first issue:
It looks like the issue are some of the applied CSS styles. After I removed those, the browser error message shows. It seems like the styles are applied using ACSS.
About the second issue: Chrome does have a problem with showing the required checkbox, if scroll-behavior: smooth; is enabled.
As both of them do not seem to be caused by Bricks, I’ll mark it as no bug.
I’ve removed the class .form–dark from ASCC and deactivated the smooth scroll: now Chrome show the required message but even if the box is checked, for the browser it is not.
I think I see what is happening. Under the “Attributo: Nome”, you have Consesto privacy. This is not a valid value for the attribute, you should use valid HTML syntax - no spaces. For example: consenso-privacy would be a good one.
