Up, Guys: can I have an answer before I uninstall and ask for a refund ?
Hey dimitricks,
I see you’re using our Pro version; thank you! Please know that when you’re a Pro user, you have a right to our priority support. Just reply to the purchase receipt you received after purchasing. We do try to answer every question as quickly as possible within this forum, but priority mail comes first.
As for your question: that looks like it’s the standard honeypot field and it should definitely not show up, you’re right. We’re looking into this right now and will update you as soon as possible on a fix.
Hey Dimitri,
Can you please elaborate a bit on this issue? I just took a look at your site in a Chrome browser but the honeypot field was not showing nor did it conflict with the responsiveness of your site.
If you want, you can target the honeypot field using the following CSS rule.
input[name^="_mc4wp_h"] { display: none !important; }
That said, I’d love to dig a little deeper into this issue to come up with a general solution for this. The absolutely positioned element is a common way to hide honeypot fields and should not interfere with media queries or similar responsiveness rules.
Let me know please!
Hi Danny and Ines, Thanks for replying.
Haven’t tried the CSS rule yet so you could try and work on a general solution. here’s a pic of the issues on my desktop using chrome:
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Hey Dimitri,
Issue confirmed, replicated and fixed in our development branch. We’re pushing out an update later today!
Thanks for bringing this up – much appreciated!
Thanks so much Danny, I’m happy to find you guys provide great customer support.
Hey Dimitri,
Just updated both the free and the premium plugin. Version 2.3.13 (free) and 2.7.18 (premium) should fix the issue for you. 🙂
PS. Should you have a quick minute to spare, a plugin review here on WordPress.org would make us quite happy. 🙂
