Positioning button to right side same lane

  • Resolved edgarsgrosbergs

    (@edgarsgrosbergs)


    6 years, 11 months ago

    Before the update I managed to position button in same lane with “Name” and “E-mail” windows by adding 

    div.wpforms-container-full .wpforms-form .wpforms-submit-container {
    text-align: right;
}

    but since update, the given fix dos not work and I cant seem to manage the position of the button separately at all, it either will move with all other windows to the right side (while staying on lane lower then the windows) or it will move to right and the text will move to the right at the same time (while still staying on lower lane). I attempted different kinds of fixes and am out of ideas

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  • Thread Starter edgarsgrosbergs

    (@edgarsgrosbergs)

    ok, now I tried everything and finally something worked.
    In WP dashboards selection for WPForms > Seting I needed to set “Include Form Styling” to “Base Styling Only” and it fixed my issue of not having control over position of SEND button. Hope it helps someone! ^_^

    Hi edgarsgrosbergs,

    I’m glad to hear you found a solution that works for you! In some cases, using “Base styling only” can cause style issues – but on some themes this is just fine. So we just recommend that you test out all forms after making this adjustment.

    And in case it helps, it sounds like our tutorial might describe a different way to accomplish this same thing (if I’m understanding the goal correctly): How to Display Your Form in a Single Line

    If this tutorial’s approach fits what you’re going for, that would allow you to switch back to the “Include form styling” option and avoid potential style issues from that.

    I hope this helps! ??

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