When I set a condition to make a field required (under conditional logic), the required field gets the “required” attribute, but misses the asterisk to indicate it is required. A regular required field gets an abbr-tag as a child of the label, but conditional fields don’t.

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When I go to the Example: Elements: Condition Logic (/form/example-elements-states) using the Bartik theme, the asterisk is displaying for conditionally required elements.

Can you please document where the asterisk is missing? Is it a theme? an element type?

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Thanks for your answer. I now see that f.i. Bartik solves this completely different (not using an abbr-tag, but with CSS only). Because of that it is done the same way for regular required and conditional required fields. Apparently this needs to be / can be solved in the theme layer.