Yes, you’ll need to use a different template so the fields are not laid out in a table. You can try using the “bootstrap” template, it uses a tableless layout which makes it possible to change how things are organized.
For <?php $this->field->print_label() ?>
How do I get the field name only?
Like i want to put it in a IF statement but this code <?php $this->field->print_label() ?> prints the label right away.
Just want to make the Monday – Friday on 1 horizontal line then the rest on same setup.
I don’t think <?php $a = $this->field->print_label() ?> works, it still print the labels.
I also tried <?php $a = this->field->label() ?> but causes an error. Sorry for the questions, just trying to clear things.
you can use the property instead of the method like this:
<?php $a = $this->field->title ?>
to assign the title to a variable.
Thank you for your help. I notice another issue though.
I have deleted a field in the plugin, but when some updates the record it still give me the field but its blank. Here is the sample email
<p>The following record was updated on September 10, 2014:</p>
<p>Edit this record here.</p>
It still has the country field. I have deleted the the field in the plugin and also deleted it manually in phpmyadmin.
You have to delete it from the email templates as well.
Sorry for the newbie question, where is the email template?
In the plugin settings under the “Signup Form” tab.
