Version 13.6.0 I have a client who has been using SIlktide to check the accessibility on their website. One thing that was raised is related to Umbraco Forms, see the screenshot attached from the Silktide report. This input appears at the bottom of the form, found in the Forms.cshtml under Themes/Classic folder. The actual input is wrapped in a div with umbrac-forms-hidden class, and a aria-hidden="true" attribute, so doesnt display, but Silktide still wants me to add a form control (aka label) for this input. I'm hesitant to change this to input type="hidden" as it might be type="text" for a reason, or it would already be type of hidden. The client uses forms extensively and in some fairly complex ways, so dont want to cause a regression issue that gets missed during testing and causes me a world of pain. Downloading the theme files from docs, the input exists out the box, so it isnt custom. https://docs.umbraco.com/umbraco-forms/13.latest/developer/themes Any forms experts out there? https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1341428704710098944/1341428704949043200/image.png?ex=67b5f655&is=67b4a4d5&hm=856c6d6da58532d0e9ac513d202a94d87051e16ccf25c808a55534637127db2a& https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1341428704710098944/1341428705196642325/image.png?ex=67b5f655&is=67b4a4d5&hm=628b6a4a1db5bb2b01cc1392a69eedaf82bb40e18fea3a3c662bea2fcc10383e&

Hi there Lewis 👋 I remember this field being rendered with an inline

display:none

style attribute, until recently and if I should guess, it's probably some kind of state (maybe for multi-page forms?). Anyway, I'd recommend logging an issue here: https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco.Forms.Issues/issues to get an answer, and maybe even a fix.

Thanks @Chriztian Steinmeier, will do that