As the title tells, my problem is that when people input text to a form on the site, the text gets a strikethrough line. I haven’t added this kind of functionality and I cannot find any CSS that’d cause this. The strikethrough line on the texts is only visible when the certain is focused, so when I move to another input field the strikethrough gets removed. Only text is affected, numbers are not. Also, when an input field is filled with a two part text e.g. WordPress Forum, only the other word which is focused gets a strikethrough line so not every word/letter in the input field. Help!

One of my guesses is a mobile spelling correcter but idk if that is the cause and I don’t know how to confirm that.

TL;DR -> Only on mobile devices, form input texts (not numbers) gets a strikethrough line when focused.

And how can I get the previous search term(s) to clear out when someone goes to do another search?

Thanks!

If not an option (even in the paid versions), it would be neat to be able to customize who to send the form input (responses) to per form created. Thanks.

1. Users input his ZIP code into the form (example: 12345)
2. Users get redirect to an external URL containing the ZIP code (example: www.example.com/locations/?loc=12345

I know how to set up the form, but do not know how to use the “additional settings” field to get this to work.

Does anyone know?

Thank you!

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/contact-form-7/

Does anyone know a way to have the form remember specific information for a user & auto-populate the fields that are usually consistent (name, address, etc.)?

I know that cookies can be utilized for this purpose; but I don’t know how to integrate them within a WordPress site (where we could take advantage of the WordPress user system). For that matter, I wouldn’t know how to employ cookies in this fashion on their own…

Thanks for the help!