not familiar with that plugin. How did you place the form? Shortcode or by hand coding it?
If you code it in, you can put a div around it and float it to the right in your css
If its a shortcode, you may be able to check the output using view source in your browser and find a div class/id to use in your css to float it right
first of all let me thank you for your quick answer!
So, i understand that is not the plugin that i need to look into, but in the CSS.
where should i put the div, inside witch css? should i need to go into the editor of my current theme?
i have create the theme using Artisteer
thank you
Simone
I have no idea how you placed the form, so I can’t answer for sure
css is the way to get the behaviour you are after float:right, moves an object to the right, and allows text to be on the left.
But I don’t know if you used code for this form or used a shortcode, or what?
I have used shortcode, but this plugin can be activated both ways , code and shortcode
i was just looking at float:right but all the examples i’ve foud are based on text/images and not on text / code
i’m still noob..but i will learn fast 🙂
For instance, looking at your source code I see:
<div class="wpcf7" id="wpcf7-f1-p8-o1">
as the div wrapping your contact form. So my first attempt to move the form would be to add
#wpcf7-f1-p8-o1 {
float: right;
}
to the css…..
what a speed! thank you Voodoo 🙂
i’ll be looking into it right now..i’ll be updating post as soon as i have news..
thx
Simone
sorry, i last question.
when you say :
“to the css…..” where exactly do you mean i should be looking to?
style.css should be fine, unless your theme has a custom css input box somewhere (or the plugin allows custom css to be applied to the form)
