• Hi @takayukister !

    Two suggestions for you and your great plugin:

    As the non-checked acceptance checkbox is not leading to any validation errors, the user could be irritated why the form can not be send. As you can’t know the design of the site changing the color ist difficult, but you can maybe change the cursor on the submit button:

    .wpcf7-submit[disabled] {
        cursor: not-allowed;
    }

    The second suggestions is about this page:
    https://contactform7.com/configuration-errors/invalid-mailbox-syntax/

    You get this error too if the mail-tag [your-email] is referring to an email field which is not set as required. It took me some minutes to get this ?? Maybe you can add this to the page.

    Thank you for considering my suggestions!

    All the best,
    Torsten

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  • Point #1 can already be handled through the Additional Settings. Have a look at the ‘Acceptance as Validation’ section here: https://contactform7.com/acceptance-checkbox/

    Plugin Author Takayuki Miyoshi

    (@takayukister)

    I think using “not-allowed” cursor style to indicate the button is disabled is a very good idea. I still think each theme should have comprehensible styles for disabled buttons, though.

    Thread Starter Torsten Landsiedel

    (@zodiac1978)

    @pidengmor Thanks for the heads up. As this is not the default setting my point still stands. ??

    @takayukister Thanks for considering the CSS.

    I still think each theme should have comprehensible styles for disabled buttons, though.

    Yes, this would be the best. But there are many themes that do not add this and the cursor could be a way to add something that will not clash with the design of any theme.

    And thanks for extending the manual as suggested. Very appreciated! ??

    All the best,
    Torsten

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