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Ron is right. The problem is some file called ‘-green.css’ adds a background, the little green star image, to ‘li’ elements. I don’t know how the theme you are using works, so I don’t know the best place to add CSS, but if you put the following somewhere the stars should go away:

.fm-form li{
background: none !important;
}

Just keep in mind, if you put this in the ‘style.css’ file in the form manager plugin your changes will be lost the next time you upgrade. I noticed that your page loads a ‘custom.css’ file with your theme, so I am guessing there is a way to keep customizations in your theme files. That would be the better way to go.

Thats a different issue. If you want it fixed quickly, you need to change the error reporting level to ignore ‘notices’. Notices are reported if WP_DEBUG is set to ‘true’ in wp-config.php, or if php.ini has a line like error_reporting = E_ALL. You can remedy this by changing define('WP_DEBUG', true); to define('WP_DEBUG', false); in wp-config.php or by changing error_reporting = E_ALL to error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE.

I added a new option to the file element, ‘name format’, which lets you make up whatever kind of timestamp / filename format you want. So for what you are saying, you would put something like y-m-d-h-i-s %filename%. The filename (without the extension) goes in place of %filename%, and the rest is interpreted as a PHP date format string.

If I am right, the issue was with the top level ‘Data’ links, since I was generating them manually, and apparently incorrectly. I’ll have to figure that one out.

No, but that sounds like a reasonable thing to want to do. I’ll add it as an option somewhere in the next update. The reason I add the date & time is to make sure different people uploading a file with the same name won’t cause one of the files to be deleted. But if you know what you are doing, I don’t see why you shouldn’t be able to turn that feature off.

This is (probably) a conflict with the host configuration. Could you tell me your WP version, MySQL version, and who your host is?

You can do that with CSS, in your theme, or somewhere else. The line breaks in the radio list are just ‘br’ tags, so you can disable them. You will also want to add a left margin to the radio button:

.fm-form ul li br{
	display:none;
}
.fm-form input[type='radio']{
	margin-left:10px;
}

That works, but you will have to redo it if you upgrade the plugin. You might try the ‘custom e-mail notifications’. This thread addresses the same problem, so maybe that will help you out. Keep in mind, using the custom e-mails overrides all of the other e-mail settings.