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Setting “form width” would apply only to forms which do not have any width set. You should copy the plugins/cforms2/styling/wide_form.css that you use to plugins/cforms-custom/wide_form.css and adjust the url(../images/button-bg.gif) to url(../cforms2/images/button-bg.gif).

To set the right width for your form’s input elements you should have a look at the following section in the CSS file:

.cform textarea,
.cform input {
	width:415px;
}
.cform select {
	width:421px; /* attempt to have equal length */
}

Additionally, you should remove the background line in .cform label rule.

The cforms theme settings are not in Global Settings, they have their own menu item in the cforms menu, called “Styling”. It is not hard to find… On your demo site the current cforms theme is wide_open_no_border.

But – as I said – you can disable that theme for some pages, which you do in Global settings at first item “Include cforms header…”. Maybe the live site uses this feature.

If you gave me a link (not just a screenshot) to live site, I could tell you what is the case there.

The thing that causes 3.9+ compatibility is one function that is called if you enable the editor button. So you should disable at least that if you want to try, but I guess there are other functions of more recent WordPress versions as well.

I can see a form on your example page.

Do you reveice an email with correct field set, but without an attachment, or don’t you receive any email?

You cannot manipulate the HTML that way. But you can use CSS to style the form.

Your described configuration works for me. I get an autoconfirmation email. Do you have any “CC me” field? Checking it would disable the autoconfirmation.

Do you know your mail setup works for cformsII?

Actually two forms on one page do not share the same response div. The div id is named “usermessageNa” or “usermessageNb”, where N is the form’s id. If you have put two different forms (with different id) on the page, they should not behave like that. But if it is the same form (same id), which could be the case on your screenshot, this can be the case.