As I wrote in the release note, input[type="text"] no longer matches email fields. Try using input.wpcf7-text instead.
I have the same problem. I’m kind of a beginner, so could you please explain how I do that (“use input.wpcf7-text instead”)?
Same problem here. Deleted the old plugin, created a new form, but email field doesn’t show
<p>[text* text-389 placeholder “nome”] </p>
<p>[text* text-374 placeholder “cognome”]<p>
<p>[email* email-505 placeholder “e-mail”] </p>
<p>[select menu-63 “Vorrei informazioni sul corso…” “HACCP” “CQC (C-E)” “CQC (D-E)”] </p>
<p>[textarea textarea-519 placeholder “messaggio”] </p>
<p>[submit “invia”]</p>
Same kind of problem for me. The email box is not looking the same as the others. It would be great to get a helping hand and how to solve this.
Great plugin otherwise.
Hi all,
Same problem on my website since the update… All fields are correct, except email… Plugin Author: please help ! 🙂
Thanks a lot
I solved in this way:
Add to your input style this class: .wpcf7-form-control with the same properties of other inputs.
For example, mine are:
input[type=”text”], input[type=”password”], textarea.
Search your own with Firebug or Chrome, and add to new class .wpcf7-form-control the same prop.
Otherwise do what the author tell to do:
If you don’t wish to use HTML5 input types, you can disable this by adding the following code into your theme’s functions.php file:
add_filter( ‘wpcf7_support_html5’, ‘__return_false’ );
Sorry, this method is not really easy-to-use…
Maybe is it possible to have a patch to fix it?
Thanks 🙂
Sorry, this method is not really easy-to-use..
A simple CSS rule isn’t easy?
Don’t you have a child theme? You have to add that rule in your child thme’s style.css file if you want a quick fix by now.
Then, when the author gives a solution or plugin is fixed by an update, you can delete that rule.
A third temporary way is the previous version.
