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  • Thread Starter kuran

    (@kuran)

    Hi Evan,

    Thanks for responding, and Happy New Year!

    I added example code of a simple form, where on it would I place the <?php — ?> string? At the top?

    And if I want the contents after the hash to go in my Subject field, where do I put the ‘echo’ string?

    Thanks so much for your help!

    <div class="formleft">
        [text* your-name class:forminput watermark "Your Name *"]
        [text* company-name class:forminput watermark "Company Name *"]
        [email* your-email class:forminput watermark "Your Email *"]
    </div>
    
    <div class="formright">
        [text* your-subject class:forminput watermark "Subject *"]
    </div>
    
    <div class="buttonsend">
    [submit class:submit_button "Send"]
    </div>
    
    <div class="response">
    [response]
    </div>
    Thread Starter kuran

    (@kuran)

    Wow, so embarassing!

    That fixed it… d’oh d’oh d’oh!

    Thank you Takayuki.

    Thread Starter kuran

    (@kuran)

    Hello Takayuki,

    I really appreciate you personally responding to posts in this forum.
    I just switched to the default WP theme and deactivated all other plugins.

    I also made a clean install of the plugin before I tested this.

    I still have the same problem, I can’t click on any links that are on the same page as the form.

    This is what my form field looks like in the Contact Form 7 Preferences, for example the link on top is visible, but is not clickable. Even if I put it inside the Form div. Perhaps this excerpt should show something wrong with my code.

    <p><a href"info@gsdnyc.com">info@gsdnyc.com</a></p>
    
    <div id="form">
    
    <div class="formheader">Your Information</div>
    
    <div class="formleft">
        [text* your-name class:forminput watermark "Your Name *"] </p>
        [email* your-email class:forminput watermark "Your Email *"] </p>
    </div>
    
    <div class="formright">
    [text your-subject class:forminput watermark "Subject"] </p>
    [text telephone-number class:forminput watermark "Telephone Number"] </p>
    </div>
    
    <div class="formsection4">
    <div class="formheader">Your Message</div>
    
    [textarea* your-message class:forminput2 watermark "Your Message *"] </p>
    
    </div>
    
    <div class="formsection5">
    <div class="formheader">Input the text displayed *</div>
    [captchac captcha-785 class:captcha bg:#0d0d0d fg:#ffffff size:l]
    [captchar captcha-785 class:forminput]
    </div>
    
    <div class="buttonsend">
    [submit class:submit_button "Send"]
    </div>
    
    <div class="smalltext">
    <p>Fields marked with * are required.</p>
    </div>
    
    <div class="response">
    [response]
    </div>
    Thread Starter kuran

    (@kuran)

    Thanks wspencer, do you know of a resource that has all the styling options specific for forms and input fields?

    I have no idea where to start looking to find out how to make that second stroke effect that is shown in my original post.

    Thanks a lot!

    Thread Starter kuran

    (@kuran)

    I’ve tried reinstalling Contact Form 7, but it doesn’t change anything.. I hope somebody here has experienced the same and knows of a way around it!

    Thread Starter kuran

    (@kuran)

    Thanks Brad, it is indeed caused by one of my plugins. I will move the discussion to the relevant board. Thanks again!

    Thread Starter kuran

    (@kuran)

    Thanks for the response Takayuki, I appreciate it!

    I think I figured out what went wrong, because I did not want to mess with the plugin’s default CSS (since I might want to use it with another future theme), I decided to copy the CSS values to my theme’s style.css document. This seemed to work with the one of the values I tested it with, but it was causing conflicts and my changes wouldn’t override the original styles.css.

    I hope that explanation makes sense.. 🙂

    I’ll change the thread to resolved as soon as I manage to style the error messages properly..

    Thread Starter kuran

    (@kuran)

    Is this talking about my subject?

    http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-contact-form-7-altering-the-required-field-pop-ups

    When I edit span.wpcf7-not-valid-tip, none of the changes are registered. Except for adding display:none to the CSS.

    Border color, text color, padding values are all ignored and I get a standard long, white error message overlay with red borders and no text inside.

    Thread Starter kuran

    (@kuran)

    I meant Custom Form Fields.

    Good to know, that means CF7 is the one to go with. Thank you everyone!

    Thread Starter kuran

    (@kuran)

    Thanks for the help and tips.

    I tried Grunion, and besides working effortlessly, it doesn’t seem like I can add new fields to it.

    Contact Form 7 seems to be more fully featured with its own Settings page, although I haven’t looked at it long enough to see if I can add custom fields. Does anyone here know?

    Thread Starter kuran

    (@kuran)

    Thank you for your detailed reply, chellycat!

    I want it in place, or in addition to this line in the sidebar of my blog. (sidebar.php)

    <?php wp_list_categories('show_count=1&title_li='); ?>

    So it isn’t for the archive page, it should be visible on most pages.

    Thread Starter kuran

    (@kuran)

    Thanks for the answers.. I started following some screencasts, and I am now building a theme from scratch, learning as I go.

    One thing I can’t seem to get right though, is it impossible to directly post images in my index.php layout? Namely in the header section. I can’t seem to get them to display, however images that are called by my Style.css file are appearing properly.

    If this is the case.. what method do I use to implement CSS image replacement with my navbar buttons?

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