To create an Input component override in Ory Elements, you need to use the OryFlowComponentOverrides type to provide your custom Input component. The override is passed to the components prop of the relevant flow component (such as Login, Registration, etc.). Here’s a high-level outline: 1. Create your custom Input component (it must match the expected props, i.e., OryNodeInputProps). 2. Pass it as an override using the components prop, specifically under the Node.Input key. Example in React:

jsx import { Login } from "@ory/elements-react"; import type { OryNodeInputProps } from "@ory/elements-react"; import type { OryFlowComponentOverrides } from "@ory/elements-react";  // 1. Define your custom Input component const MyCustomInput = (props: OryNodeInputProps) => {   // ...your custom logic and rendering   return <input {...props.attributes} style={{ border: "2px solid red" }} />; };  // 2. Create the overrides object const componentOverrides: OryFlowComponentOverrides = {   Node: {     Input: MyCustomInput,   }, };  // 3. Use the override in your flow component <Login   config={yourOryConfig}   flow={yourLoginFlow}   components={componentOverrides} />

This approach allows you to customize only the Input component while keeping the rest of the UI unchanged. The same pattern applies to other flows and components as well. For more details, see the type definitions and override mechanism in the documentation: [OryFlowComponentOverrides](https://www.ory.sh/docs/elements/reference/@ory/elements-react/type-aliases/OryFlowComponentOverrides), [Node.Input](https://www.ory.sh/docs/elements/reference/@ory/elements-react/type-aliases/OryFlowComponents#node)