For now, seeing it seems that the support is slow for this plugin-, just edit the fm-form-default.php in the templates folder for the plugin.
Lines 92-95 . I just commented out/deleted the table portions. I kept the ul/li since these elements can be made responsive through css and media queries.
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lblake
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My two issues are the form not being responsive and by using ul/li the form displays bullets in webkit browsers, which appears not standard for a form. I created a template and substituted divs for the ul list. This resolved the bullet issue but created another issue as I have one form with two “note” entries to display some info in the form. I see no way to set the width in the “note” type entry, so the text does not wrap to the width of the other form fields. As a solution I checked “HTML” and put the text in a div (also tried span) with a width attribute. This works in the default template, but breaks the form at that point using my template. As far as making the forms responsive, I have no solution and if you have developed one I would be thankful for your input.
If I had an example of a ‘responsive’ template that worked well with most themes, I could add it as a new template to the plugin, and make it the default for new forms. However I’m pretty ignorant of best practices in this area.
