Changing the position of submit button

Hi @yunis777,

Can you provide us the site URL where the registration form have been used?

Regards.

I would provide you with the URL if you were the plugin’s support representative. I’m not sure why this forum’s ‘sharmadpk03’ stopped short from providing an answer to my question.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by Yunis777.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by Yunis777.

Hi @yunis777,

Since I was busy on some other task so I asked one of our teammates to answer your query. @nilanzva is one of our team members and you can share the URL of the page where you have used the registration form with him as well. ??
Anyway, do let us know and either I or @nilanzva will be back to you with an answer.

Regards!

Okay thanks. The URL of the page where the submit button is appearing on the wrong side of the form is the following: https://druzal.com/new-registration-registration/

Hi @yunis777,

It seems that you are using a two-column layout for the form. But the fields are only on the left column. Please switch the layout to the single-column layout and the submit button will be aligned automatically.

Regards,

Two columns are used because I want to reduce the form’s width and to position it to the left-side of the page. Can’t the form’s submit button simply be positioned at the bottom of 1st column? Is there a way to reduce the form’s width and change its alignment if just 1 column is used?

Thanks.

What’s more, I’ve changed the amount of columns on the form just to 1 and the submit button’s position is unchanged.

Hi @yunis777,

The proper way to build a form is by using a single column. If there is used multiple columns in the form, it’s better to fill the columns. Yes, you can manage the width of the form with custom CSS.

To make the submit button left-aligned with the form please add the following custom CSS to the additional CSS.

.ur-frontend-form .ur-button-container .ur-submit-button {
    margin-left: inherit;
}

Regards.

Hi,

On the page link I have sent you the registration form of, you can see the form is built using a single column. The submit button is still at the right-bottom side of the page instead of the left-bottom side. So how come the advice you’re giving me is not making a simple issue better? I was on the verge of purchasing the your full product plugin extension but will have to use a different one now.

Regards,
Yunis

• This reply was modified 5 years, 5 months ago by Yunis777.

Hi @yunis777,

Sorry for the inconvenience caused. I think it is a bit difficult to discuss this query in the text. Could you please contact our designer team regarding the same query here https://wpeverest.com/contact/? Our team will then work on your site and make the changes that you are looking for.
We assure you that we will fix this issue so don’t worry about it.
Do contact us soon and we will get back to you asap.

Regards!