Rating: 1 star

My client built all their Ninja forms using this, and now I cannot use the latest Ninja Form, because this add-on does not support it. Author promised to fix it 2 years ago, but nothing has been done.

Rating: 5 stars

Exactly was I was looking for. I really like to use the css classes built into my theme, Ninja Forms Blocks makes that possible. Now, @alexander Chernovm, do you plan to test this fine plugin with WordPress 4.5 and Ninja Forms 3 once that arrives?

Rating: 5 stars

The plugin is doing what it says it does, thanks!

Rating: 5 stars

works great!

Rating: 5 stars

usefull plugin for ninja form thank you, it create perfectly 2 column.

By the is there possible to create 3 column / 4column?

Rating: 5 stars

Until I found the following CSS fixes I would’ve rated lower, but the simplicity of your solution Alexander is remarkable. Excellent plugin!

May I suggest you add the following to your default CSS instructions & FAQ?

/* Ninja Forms Blocks - adds 2 columns to forms */
.njf-column {
    display: -moz-inline-stack; /* Firefox inline-block fix */
    display: inline-block;
    vertical-align: top;	/* Align both columns to top */
    width: 49.5%;
}

Also, here is a fix for IE6/7, which I didn’t test. Add to above section:

zoom: 1;
*display: inline;

Props to Ryan Doherty of Mozilla.com for this detailed explanation of cross-browser support for inline-block, which also includes an additional fix for IE6 min-height.

Rating: 5 stars

I’ve been trying to style different forms on the same website and needed something to help me style all forms at once. Ninja Forms Blocks helped me a lot by separating different fields in certain sections. AWESOME!

Suggestions for the developer:
So the front-end looks awesome, but… the back-end… there is room for improvements. Could the [BLOCK] section be treated as layout element, like the HR or TEXT field? This is because:
– in the form’s email settings, From Name, To Name and Email Message have the option to select a [BLOCK] ID from the dropdown – see https://db.tt/ef1oq7d0 and https://db.tt/LeETfY1I
– in the Submissions list there is a column for [BLOCK] entries – see https://db.tt/yAR6QaxR
– the exported .CSV file also contains [BLOCK] columns
– in the submission preview/edit page all the [BLOCK] elements are present and editable – see https://db.tt/iCcfnZYf

Still, at this point (the site I’m using it for personal use of a client) those issues are not a big deal, but on the long run, when used for more demanding clients/websites, it would look unprofessional to have those issues.

5 stars, no matter what ??