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Hi biorkes,

Currently we mark this topic as resolved. If you have other questions you can reopen this topic or use our support email address: support@webcodin.com.
Thanks for your help with the plugin translation.

Hi CLAUDIOBRN,

We added “Required” Marker Color option to the “Style” tab with last plugin release. You can update plugin version and use this option for your purposes.

Do you have other questions or we can resolve this topic?

Thanks, we’ll check it and if everything will be correct, we’ll update plugin with your translation tomorrow in the morning. Pls do not remove shared translation.

As for manually translation, besides adding files with translation we also need to make some changes into plugin core files for correct work of the plugin. We don’t recommend to change core plugin files because they can be overwritten after plugin update. Also, we want to pay your attention on that fact that file with translation in core folder has incorrect ending _en_bg.

This is a just note in PHP mail () documentation. This is probably a typo, because it “implicitly SMTP” do not be working without SMTP authentication.

Notifications, it is not the basic functionality of the plugin. To send notifications we are using the standard function wp_mail (). For choice of the method and additional options we are recommended to use other third-party plugins or any other available methods.

Hi domusvenari,

Thanks for your feedback!
Actually we do not describe our plugin as multiple forms builder, but perhaps we think about this functionality in future.

with kind regards,
WebCodin WordPress Team

Marc,

1) You can try to use some div with unique class or ID to styling customization, but we want to pay your attention on that fact than some form styles are dynamic and less-based (defined via style tab in the admin panel). To overwritten these styles you need to use form ID, as sample, if you need to change button hover color you need to use following code:

#[form_id] .scfp-form-action .scfp-form-submit:hover {
background-color: #[some_color] !important;
color: #[some_color] !important;
opacity: 1;
}
where, [form_id] – ID from form shortcode.
If you use widget, you can find [form_id] via FireBug (or other dev tools) or by viewing of html-source of the page.

2) By default, WordPress doens’t use SMTP for notifications.
You can use some third-party plugin for this purposes.
More information you can find on our demo site in the FAQ section – http://wpdemo.webcodin.com/wordpress-plugin-wcp-contact-form/documentation/faq/ – “Why I don’t receive email notifications?” topic.
And yes, after the form submission you will have a record in the Inbox and 2 notifications (admin/user) – based on the settings from Contact Form > Settings > Notifications tab.

We hope, that this information will be helpful.

Hi CLAUDIOBRN,

Curently you are not able to change color of the required symbol via plugin settings. However you can use following code in your css file:

.scfp-form-content .scfp-form-row .scfp-form-label .scfp-form-field-required { color: #[your_color]!important; }

We will add this option to the plugin settings in the next plugin release.