It’s still inline in the Forminator contact form (here) right above the submit button. (although they have an issue atm that it’s invisible until you open the inspector in Chrome/Edge/Firefox on Windows, it’s ok on Android)
Thanks for the quick response Paul. Mmm that’s strange, I checked my custom css for that and couldn’t find it, and after changing the assign_to value it appeared.
One issue left though, the placement is bottom right, but I have set it to inline below the submit button. I tried all placement options, but it remains bottom right. Changing the theme colour does work. Any idea?
Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We understand the importance of clear communication, especially regarding security matters. While the issue does not appear to be critical, we are preparing an update that includes general improvements. Please note that our team continuously monitors reports through recognized vulnerability services, and all releases are distributed through official platforms such as the WordPress repository and Envato, where they undergo standard security reviews.
An update for Master Slider Lite is currently in progress and will address reported issues. However, I’m not able to provide an exact release date at this time, as updates for several of our other products are also underway, and each one needs to go through its full development and review process before release.
So now I would like to override the 783px media query to a lower value like 500px, to stop it stacking on tablets. I understand I need to add another media query for that and I am looking for the css I should use. I have found the below with the Chrome Inspector. Can you please verify I didn’t miss anything?
Thanks, but a real email address wasn’t accepted either…
As for the +addressing/alias, I think it’s bad you don’t accept them because they exist for spam protection. If I would subscribe with my real email address and your system gets compromised, it ends up on a spam list. It happens. Several +addresses/aliases I have used, ended up on spam lists. I know, because due to the +address/alias I can exactly see who I gave that address. Among them are well known, big companies. Why don’t you accept them in the first place? To prevent fake subscriptions? Just use a double optin or unsubscribe when they bounce.
This is what I get, the entered address is a valid email address that can send and receive e-mail.
Why does it not except plus-addressing from gmail or an alias from a real address on my own TLD? I use these methods for spam prevention. I don’t use my day to day address for subscriptions.
Unfortunately that’s not the full story. I did find the media query @media (min-width: 783px) on the forminator-row that switched the display from block to flex, but that works on the viewport.
There is another level that works on the container width in which the form is loaded.
I have added the form on this page in containers of 782px, 550px and 500px.
With 550px container width the form still shows fields in a row for as long as the viewport is >= 783px but as soon as the viewport goes below that, the fields stack, even though the container remains 550px.
With a 500px container width the form shows stacked fields, even if the viewport is 1920px.
So besides the viewport, the stacking also starts somewhere between a container width of 500px and 550px. At what width is that? And what css can I use to start stacking from that width and not already at 783px?
I tried to subscribe to the roadmap, but it doesn’t accept my email address. Is there a filter to not allow .nl domains? I tried multiple addresses on my own domain @horecawebservice.nl and none of them are accepted. It also doesn’t accept a Gmail address with plus-addressing.
Also, can you only subscribe to the generic roadmap that holds all products? I am only interested in the Forminator roadmap.
Is there a conversion tool to convert master slider slides to depicter slides? If there is, I am happy to switch. Otherwise I would have to recreate 22 sliders and I won’t be doing that.
Updates: nice words, but if you are “constantly in contact with vulnerability report services” and security is really important to you, you wouldn’t wait more then 4 months to fix vulnerabilities. Not even if they are minor issues.
Them master slider helpcenter does *not* work. If you try to submit a ticket here, you get this error:
I also reported that in my ticket (3225346965), they replied over a week ago that it will be fixed, but it still isn’t.
Looks like they abandoned this plugin in favor of their new plugin depictor. I tried the support page they mention in the pinned topic, but when you try submit the issue it returns an error about their mailbox. I have sent a chat message on their depictor website. We’ll see if that works.
