Update: This change made it into an earlier release than originally expected. It's effective for the new 1.5.2.2 release.
In another bit of housecleaning and streamlining the plugin, we've decided to remove the TwentyTen theme-specific rules from the default forms.css file starting with the release of the 1.5.2.2 version. That's one less thing for us to maintain and it also reduces code bloat for everyone that's not using the current WordPress default theme.
To be clear, this doesn't mean we're dropping support for the TwentyTen theme itself, it simply means we're not including those theme-specific styles in the default stylesheet from now on.
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Can anyone post a link to what GF looks like with the TwentyTen styling?
Nothing fancy really.. just a few styles to make the forms look more like the default theme's comment forms, etc. Most of the styles were spacing tweaks of sub-labels and such.
http://grab.by/aaiY
Thanks Kevin. What's the best way to implement this form styling if you are not actually using the TwentyTen theme?
You shouldn't really need to do anything. The default GF styles are usually pretty good. The TwentyTen theme has some pretty poor form styles so these were basically an attempt to correct those and get a nice looking base.
Here's a screenshot of the default Gravity Forms styles (from the form preview)
http://grab.by/aajX
Does anybody use the default theme?
Yep. A few people do. Most modify it slightly at least but it gets plenty of action.
So used as a starting point, good plan