Hi@greenwoodt!
I have tried to add a lighter color to the "Sort by" option, but it seems that the selected option will take the styling applied to the select, not the one on itself. To have a different color only on the "Sort by" option, we will need some JavaScript to target the select element and change its styling when the page is first loaded. Then, when the user chooses another option from the select, the initial styling will be put back.
Do you think I should do this way?

Hi@greenwoodt! I have tried to add a lighter color to the "Sort by" option, but it seems that the selected option will take the styling applied to the select, not the one on itself. To have a different color only on the "Sort by" option, we will need some JavaScript to target the select element and change its styling when the page is first loaded. Then, when the user chooses another option from the select, the initial styling will be put back. Do you think I should do this way?

If you have a solution, then yes this method would be fantastic! Thanks@andra-panaite!

@andra-panaite After further internal discussion regarding changes to blend the new Sort By string, removing thebold-font from the selection drop down will be enough to approve the PR to merge!

@greenwoodt I have removed the bold font from the select tag and now it looks like this:

Is this the desired result?

The current behavior is weird, as it isn't the same when going the first time, and when changing it + refreshing it. It's a consistency issue problem at least.

@carolromero can you check this out and confirm that this is the intended behavior?