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guarantee they win. Two likely culprits:

1. Your WordPress theme’s own CSS. Most themes ship a generic reset like input, textarea, select { color: #333; }, and depending on load order that can quietly override the plugin’s white text on some or all fields.
2. Browser autofill. Chrome/Safari force black text on saved/suggested values regardless of your CSS, which shows up the moment the browser offers to fill in a name, email, or password field.

The previous fix only hardened this for the dashboard forms specifically. This update adds one blanket, high-priority rule scoped to .nexmp (the wrapper class present on every single template — search, cart, checkout, login/register, wallet, reviews, dashboard, everything) that forces white text with !important, so it wins regardless of what the theme does, plus the same autofill override extended to every field site-wide instead of just the dashboard.

If it’s still showing black text after installing this, it’d point to a caching layer (browser cache or a WP cache plugin) serving the old CSS file — worth a hard refresh (Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+R) or clearing site cache to rule that out.