https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/global-settings-overview/#kb-styling-scripts
Does this help?
Thanks, Bobby - Those options are actually the crux of my issue.
1 - Every page of site.
This is what I'm trying to get away from, as 99% of the pages only use 25-30 lines of the formidable css. I've stripped this css to a separate file and it will handle the very small forms, without the 5,000 lines of css in the main file.
2 - Only on Applicable pages.
Since the majority of site pages contain the very small, single-field form, Formidable sees those as "applicable pages" and loads all css and js.
3 - Don't use Formidable Styling.
This may be my only option, but I prefer to use the Formidable styling and js on the final single long form, which makes use of both the css and jscript for form handling purposes.
Ideally, I'd be able to tell Formidable to wo on 1 single page, and simply include the css for the smaller forms in an independent file.
Thanks again,
Mark
I would say 3 IS indeed your only option. If you are pulling code out and throwing it in a separate file you would want to call for it to enqueue on that page. You're then looking at a PHP function to determine that.
https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/basics/including-css-javascript/
https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/61244/wp-enqueue-style-on-specific-page-templates
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