How to remove field outlines from a form for a cleaner reading experience inside an app

To remove the field outlines from a form, go to the super form edit view and turn off the field outline — the information now appears without borders, giving it a cleaner look that's less "boxed in."

Why does removing the outline help with readability?

When a form is only meant to display information — without the user needing to edit anything — keeping visible outlines on every field can feel like an editable form, which can be confusing. Removing the outline makes the content read more like flowing text, easier to scan quickly.

This is especially useful inside apps where the form works as a lookup panel, rather than a fill-in screen.

How to remove the outline

Open the card or form and click "edit super form."
Find the field outline option, under the color customization section.
Remove the outline — the field becomes visually blended into the background.
Hovering over the area still indicates that it's an editable field.

Setting	Result
With outline	Traditional form look
Without outline	Cleaner reading, panel-style

Why choose Jestor

Full customization of background, title, subtitle, and outline color on every form.
Editing stays available even without a visible outline, indicated on hover.
Changes apply automatically for anyone already on fun mode, no extra work needed.

FAQ

Does removing the outline stop the field from being editable?

No, the field remains editable normally; only the visual border disappears.

Does this option work on public forms too?

Yes, the same outline adjustment is available for both internal and public forms.

Can I remove the outline from just some fields?

Yes, the setting can be applied individually, field by field. See more at jestor.com.

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