Support » Plugin: WP-FormAssembly » Form Assembly forms are not rendering properly in WordPress

  • bluesunday007

    (@bluesunday007)


    Here’s our problem. We have several pages in our WordPress website that have forms that were created using Form Assembly. However, these forms are not rendering properly in the pages that we’ve created. We do not understand why.

    This requires some serious investigation and I’m hoping someone on this forum might have that prize-winning insight into what is causing this problem.

    If you review the page that I have provided as an example, you will notice that the form is not rendering properly making it impossible for people to fill out the form correctly.

    Where does the problem lie? Is it with WordPress? Does this have to do with the theme of our website? Is it a Form Assembly problem? Greatly appreciate some insight here from anyone.

    Thank you!!

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Hello, I’m not a Form Assembly employee, however:

    This is typically the result of Form Assembly’s CSS styling conflicting with the WordPress theme styling. It’s “complicated” and I’d be lying if I could explain it thoroughly. However, there are two options I’m aware of you could try.

    One solution would be to find a solid developer with CSS knowledge and have them tweak your theme by using LESS to wrap your themes Bootstrap CSS. Google can provide more info here.

    The alternative is to use a small script and remove the styling that is sent over from Form Assembly, and then use you’re own CSS to style the form as you desire.

    To remove the styling FA sends over, try this jquery snippet:

    $(function() {
    $(‘.wFormContainer style:first’).remove();
    });

    Then, make sure you have CSS (either through the WordPress template or somewhere else) specified that will make the form appear as desired. Good luck.

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