Phil

I did something like this a few years ago, had to pass a variable from a post onto the end of a url.

If memory serves, I did this by adding a custom field to the post, say ‘order_no’. This gets called in the template where you have a button or link which takes you to the other application/site, use something like:

<a class="buttonlink" href="http://aamorders.curreyadkins.com/aam1000.cgi?PAGE=3&ORDER=/<?php getCustomField('order_no'); ?>">Order Item Here</a>

You need to use getCustomField inside the loop though.

You can also wrap it in a ‘If custom field exists … show it, else don’t show it’ etc.

See more info here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Custom_Fields

Phil

Weird, CSS always works for me with CF7.

Try the important rule as well..

eg:

.someclass {
height: 10px !important;
}

Yeah I see it.

You will probably have a separate stylesheet (.css) for mobile detection. You should be able to swap the image being used with your own.

You see this:

(optional values you can add: Theme URI, Author URI, Version)
*/

Remove this */ and move it up to just after

/*
Theme Name:     Jansweijer Theme
Description:
Author:         admin
Template:       reveal
*/  <-- place it here

That */ marks the end of comments, so your CSS code is currently commented out. Doing the above should get it working.

Hope this helps.

Phil

You can add multiple recipients or copies of the form being sent elsewhere from the form editor.

Underneath where you add the tags in the emailed form, underneath is a section called Mail(2). Adding the same details as above but with a different email address will send a copy to that 2nd recipient as well.

Can you log into the database via PHPMyAdmin?

If so, you can view the admin table and email, check they are both correct and if so, click the ‘forgot your password’ button on the login screen to reset the password.

If the email in the database is yours, you can reset your password from the email it sends you.

Why not forward your domain to point to example.com/my-page?