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  • Plugin Author Nick Ciske

    (@nickciske)

    1. Are you using the sidebar widget, or the shortcode in a text widget? The widget has different styling that should address the narrower sidebar… i.e. the widget adds a .sidebar class to the form to allow separate styling rules.

    2. Each form has an id, so you can target your styles to different forms based on that. Or you can wrap the shortcode in a div with a class and use that to target styles. or use the context within your theme to style forms differently.

    I suppose a class=”” argument for the shortcode would be handy. I’ll add that that to the wishlist.

    Thread Starter jjcstudios

    (@jjcstudios)

    The theme I am using has short code that splits the page into different sizes. For example 1/3 and 2/3 or 1/2 and 1/2.

    So if the captcha fits on a 1/2 page layout it doesn’t fit on a 1/3rd layout. The theme is called Avada.

    Plugin Author Nick Ciske

    (@nickciske)

    You can use the classes output by those shortcodes to adjust the captcha CSS based on the column width it’s in.

    Setting it and the input to 50% wide (or smaller depending on your padding/margins) should do the trick.

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