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  • Resolved SooBahkDo

    (@soobahkdo)


    Hello,

    I am having some CSS issues with the form.

    The slideshows and Regular display work fine. The gradient feature is AWESOME.

    I notice in Settings>>Views>>Add New the form does not have style controls for setting its background, etc. like the slideshow and regular display. Is that intentional or am I overlooking something?

    Any tips of the CSS I need to use to fix the form display on this page?

    http://legacy.soobahkdo.org/

    Also, I cannot figure out what is causing the huge amount of space between the bottom of the form and the top of the regular display on this page.

    Thanks for your help.

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/strong-testimonials/

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  • Plugin Contributor Chris Dillon

    (@cdillon27)

    Intentional, yes.

    Remove this from your custom CSS:

    #wpmtst-form {
        background-color: #ffffff;
    }

    Thread Starter SooBahkDo

    (@soobahkdo)

    Hi Chris,

    Perfect fix for the form background color issue!

    Any suggestions on the excessive spacing between the form and the display beneath it?

    Thanks!

    Plugin Contributor Chris Dillon

    (@cdillon27)

    This testimonial “Victor Miro Martinov 1936-2015” is really long and pushing it down. Try a length limit in the View, maybe 1000?

    Thread Starter SooBahkDo

    (@soobahkdo)

    I think I just figured out what causes the extra space.

    There is one really only testimonial that displays in the slideshow and when it does, it exactly fills the space between the bottom of the form and the beginning of the regular display.

    It appears that the slideshow may be always “reserving” space for the largest possible testimonial that will cycle through rather reserving the shortest possible space an then pushing page elements down only when a teller testimonial makes it necessary.

    Not a big issue. I use several other image sliders that behave similarly when one image is exceedingly taller than the rest. They also seem to set the slider height based on the tallest image and do not shrink its height for shorter images.

    I also use other sliders that do shrink and expand in height for each image; however, that can also create other challenges since it moves all page elements up and down as each image changes and that can make reading a page with a slider almost impossible if the images all differ in height.

    The length limit may be the perfect solution. Thanks!

    To test this theory I changed the largest testimonial to draft mode and the additional space between the form and the regular display was instantly eliminated.

    So now I know the cause and can devise a workaround.

    Thanks for a great plugin!

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