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in the “email” tab, does the e-mail address in the “from” field is the same as your domain name?

Add this in your css :
input[type='checkbox']{width: 20px}

Try this in your cf7 form :
[submit class:SendBtnColor “SEND”]

and add this in your css : .SendBtnColor {background:#ff00ff}

It could be because the mail you entered is not the same as your domain.

Example: i’m pretty sure you entered [your-email], who is the user email (I will take user@mail.com for example).

The mail is sent with the user@mail.com but your domain name is YourDomain.com.
Different domain = syntax error.
Just try with wordpress@YourDomain.com

Happy to help.
Feel free to mark the thread as solved 😉

You might be editing the wrong form since the e-mail input name on your site is “cemail”

You should have another form with something like this : [email* cemail maxlength:15]

By the way, why do you have an email address in a hidden input?

I change the background color to every input without any problem.
Even if I did it with and #id instead of a .class, this shouldn’t be the problem.

Maybe your theme inputs background color are forced.
Try with the !important setting.

.test{
     background-color: green!important;
}

Insert this in function.php in your theme repertory.

add_action( 'wpcf7_before_send_mail', 'DoThisBefore' );
require_once('/path/to/yourfile.php'); //if your script is in another page
function DoThisBefore($cf7)
{
if ($cf7->id == 00){ //replace 00 by your form id
		$submission = WPCF7_Submission::get_instance();
		if ( $submission ) {
			$posted_data = $submission->get_posted_data();
			$email = $submission->get_posted_data('email-1');
			$name = $submission->get_posted_data('name-1');
			$phone = $submission->get_posted_data('phone-1');}
		YourFunction($email,$name,$phone);}
}

Replace email-1, name-1 & phone-1 by your cf7 values.
Replace the 00 by your cf7 ID.

This should do the job.