Jonathan Goldford

I would definitely recommend copying and pasting the footer.php file to your theme folder. It likely won’t contain much CSS and should get you much closer to what you had before.

I totally agree with WPyogi here. If you don’t know whether you have a backup, it’s probably worth calling your hosting company and asking if a backup is available. I would also do it sooner, rather than later, since backups are typically only held for a short period of time.

Also, just like WPyogi said, if you purchased a theme you can probably find the original theme files on the site you bought it from and can copy over the footer.php file.

Good luck.

Jonathan

I’ve tested it briefly and it does produce a substantial number of errors. I think it may still work with WordPress debugging turned off, but I don’t think its been updated for the newest version of Gravity Forms.

@zach Katz, is there an update on the way for this?

Thanks.

Thanks Jesse. As far as I can see you can’t actually clear out the auth field because when you try to save you get a js validation error. Am I missing something there?

I went ahead and downgraded our sites to 3.0.

Thanks for the quick response.

Jonathan

I also very much liked the method utilized in version 3.0 because it didn’t load the page at all. We’re concerned about the security aspect, but more than anything the page requests were hurting our server performance.

It would be great if people had the option to choose which method to use.

Thanks again for the plugin. We love it.

Jonathan

In your css file (almost always named style.css) of your theme you can add the following code:

#razoo_donation_widget {
  width: 300px;
  float: right;
}

It’s worth noting that this will make the donation widget move to the right side with wrapping text on every page, not just that single page.

Let me know how it goes. Good luck.

Jonathan
Wired Impact

That’s great to hear Fabian. Can you tell us what worked in guess others have this problem in the future?

Jonathan