The latest version (3.8) seems to add an inline-block style to error form fields.
No, it doesn’t.
Try once deactivating all other plugins and switching to the default theme to figure out what is adding the style attribute.
Thanks.
You’re right, seems to be a wordpress 3.9 thing. Fixed it by just overriding with my own CSS rule.
I have the same problem.
<span class=”wpcf7-form-control-wrap contact_email” style=”display: inline-block;”>
I dont want the style to be display:inline-block…
Drehimself could you tell me how did you fix this problem? Thank you!
Anka86,
You have to modify the CSS and add the following rule:
span.wpcf7-form-control-wrap {
display: inline !important;
}
Hope this helps.
You are amazing!Thank you again!
A big THANK YOU to you, @drehimself, for zeroing in on the root of this behavior and providing a fix.
@takayuki Miyoshi, many thanks for all of your efforts with your wonderful and very useful plugin!
You may wish to consider adding this issue and its resolution to your FAQ even though the issue may be caused by WordPress core itself. We can’t yet confirm a root cause (just got starting debugging), but can say we’ve never had this behavior with your awesome plugin previously. On one of our current projects, we’re running into a broken layout when invalid elements are validated, having been given a display: inline-block; That breaks our layout even with html_class="use-floating-validation-tip" in use.
