Kevin Stover

Hi pixelandprint,

I just saw this because it was buried so deeply. If you send me a link to your site (along with the description of the issue) I’ll take a look at it.

@av123 – This isn’t a forum for CF7, it’s for Ninja Forms. I looked at your site, and Ninja Forms isn’t installed on that page.

It looks like there’s something strange going on with the CSS of your site and jQuery UI. I’m not sure where the issue is, but I would try disabling plugins other than Ninja Forms and see if anything changes. You might also try temporarily changing your theme back to the default 2011 WP Theme and see if you still get the strange popup height.

I’m not sure if this is causing all of the problems, but your page is calling jQuery twice.

<script type=’text/javascript’ src=’http://seattleforeclosureproperties.com/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js?ver=1.7.2′></script&gt;

<script src="//code.jquery.com/jquery-1.7.2.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

If you can clear that up, we’ll see if there are any other problems.

From what I can tell, your theme (or something) is loading jQuery 1.8 from the google API repo. That is probably the culprit, as the jQuery UI you are loading is the default WordPress version which may not be compatible with jQuery 1.8. I don’t believe that Ninja Forms is currently compatible with jQuery 1.8, so if you can change that to the version of jQuery included with WordPress, it should fix the problems.

Hey, this is a known bug in version 1.3.4 of Ninja Forms. If you go to your plugin settings page and press the “save” button, it should take care of it.

Hey Kellan,

We are currently not planning on updating the current version any more. The reasons for the delay lie in some realizations we came to while developing the next major version of Ninja Forms. We were quite a ways into the new version, when we kept coming up with cool features we would like to add. As with most software development, it was hard to keep these features from creeping in and slowing things down. After we sat down and looked at our feature list, we saw that our dev track for version 2.0 wasn’t going to be robust enough, hence the decision to completely re-write the plugin code. It has taken us a lot longer to get the plugin out, but it means that we can add or remove features extremely quickly in the future. It also adds the ability for other people to extend Ninja Forms in ways that we haven’t even thought of yet.

I know that’s not a great help for what you are working on at the moment, but that’s where we currently are.

Hey,

Check out this page:

http://wpninjas.net/ninja-forms/ninja-forms-styling-simple-left-aligned-form/

Currently, we don’t have plans to do this, but we will look at adding it to our feature track for coming versions of the plugin.