Hello @svenplewka,
The issue you are reporting should not occur because the plugin modifies only the “Slider” fields in the context of the forms created with the plugin, but maybe there is a conflict between the styles of the plugin and the theme active in your WordPress.
Could you send me the link to the webpage where the conflict occurs to check it in detail, please?
Best regards.
Hello @codepeople,
thank you for the quick answer!
The link to the website is radlvoo.de!
At the main site (Home) you can find a filter with slider-fields (Preis, Modelljahr, Radgröße and Gewicht).
When I put the shortcode of the calculator in this site, the slider-fields turns to text-fields.
When I remove the shortcode from the site, the slider-fields are shown correctly.
I hope you can find the problem!
Kind Regards
Hello,
My apologies for the delay responding to your ticket, I’ve not received any notification.
Are you using any of the predefined templates in the form created with our plugin?
I guess the issue is caused by a conflict with the styles included by the theme active in your WordPress and our plugin, a possible solution would be:
1. Open the “/wp-content/plugins/calculated-fields-form/cp_calculatedfieldsf_public_int.inc.php” file with the text editor of your choice.
2. Go to the piece of code:
wp_enqueue_style( 'cpcff_jquery_ui' , plugins_url('css/cupertino/jquery-ui-1.8.20.custom.css', __FILE__), array(), 'pro' );
and edit it as follows:
/** wp_enqueue_style( 'cpcff_jquery_ui' , plugins_url('css/cupertino/jquery-ui-1.8.20.custom.css', __FILE__), array(), 'pro' ); **/
3. Finally, clear the browser’s cache after edit the online files.
If the issue persists, please, send me the link to a webpage where be inserted both codes.
Best regards.
