• Cimatti,

    I am using the forms plugin. So far I like how much you can customize for free. That is awesome.
    One issue I am struggling with is how do I control the actual size of the width of the form itself, and box(Table) that it is in.
    Then how do I modify the size length of the form fields. As you look at my screen shot you see First Name, Last Name, Etc.
    I need to make those smaller in width, and I would like to be able to modify it so it looks like this website below.
    The https://www.varsitytutors.com/tutoring-tampa
    You see on that site where you “Find the best tutor in your area?” The fields are all on one row. Fit across the entire screen in one good looking display setup.
    I want to emulate that. Can you please advise me how to do that? Do I do this in the messages area where the code is?
    Or how exactly, Did I overlook it somehow?

    here is what I have so far as a test. But keep in mind it does not look like what i want. Need help figuring that out please.

    https://test.educatorhub.com/for-tutors/

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/contact-forms/

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  • Plugin Author cimatti

    (@cimatti)

    Hi, sorry for the late answer, but now I see only the form shortcode in the testing site, so I can’t see what you have done (you should reactivate the plugin if you still want to test it)

    Anyway, we think it’s hard to implement more complex settings for the form layout. By default the form fills the width of the area where you put the form, and fields are in column so they should work well with any device.

    If you need a custom layout for a form, you should add some style rules in your site/page css to override te default layout. All the fields are in their container with the label and the field itself, and all the elements have some classes with which you should be able to select the elements you want to alter and set width, position, float, et cetera

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