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  • Hi,

    Is the form showing correctly if you switch to the default theme?

    If not, then you may have a javascript conflict caused by another plugin. Try deactivating all other plugins to see if that fixes the problem.

    Thread Starter bartvdploeg1

    (@bartvdploeg1)

    The form is showing correctly when i switch to the default theme. There are also a few more things to see, the upload button and an attribute form. I tried to disable all the other plugins, that didn’t fix the issue.

    It sounds like it might be a CSS issue then – you’ll need to find the offending styles from your theme and disable or override them.

    Thread Starter bartvdploeg1

    (@bartvdploeg1)

    I don’t know much about CSS. Can you help me with that (or someone else)?

    The CSS file of my theme:

    https://pastebin.com/ZTNraaDq

    If you post a link to your we might be able to make a suggestion, the CSS on its own doesn’t really help.

    Thread Starter bartvdploeg1

    (@bartvdploeg1)

    Which is bit that’s missing? I’m seeing everything from Jouw gegevens down to Afbeelding evenement .

    If I disable the stylesheet I don’t see anything extra.

    Thread Starter bartvdploeg1

    (@bartvdploeg1)

    Maybe I don’t understand you, but do you see the mailform also?

    Ok, it’s the email input that’s missing, isn’t it?

    It’s not showing because it has

    display: none;

    set in the source code. That makes me think it’s an Events Manager settings problem, not with your CSS.

    Do you have the No-User Booking Mode activated?

    Thread Starter bartvdploeg1

    (@bartvdploeg1)

    It’s the email input that’s missing yes, sorry for that. I Don’t use the booking mode, I disabled the function in the administration panel.

    Plugin Support angelo_nwl

    (@angelo_nwl)

    you can try this css snippet in your theme style.css

    .inside.event-form-submitter p {
     display: block !important;
    }
    Thread Starter bartvdploeg1

    (@bartvdploeg1)

    Thanx, that worked for the mail input! There a still a few blocked things in the submission form (I just realised that).

    – the category selection
    – the upload button for images
    – a custom attribute field

    Probably that’s also the CSS? How can I show them on the submission form?

    Are you using any custom templates at all?

    If not, something about your theme is adding the “display: none” CSS rules to those areas dynamically.

    For example, the label element for the Image upload looks like this in EM:
    <label for='event_image'>

    However, in your site it’s like this:
    <label for="event_image" style="display: none;">

    EM provides absolutely no mechanism, other than overriding templates, to add that ‘style’ attribute into the label.

    Therefore, either you’re overriding that template and adding them yourself (which I think we’ve established isn’t the case) or your theme has some Javascript that is added the style attribute dynamically.

    I’d suggest you either contact the theme developer, or try turning off individual javascript within your theme until the relevant elements are no longer hidden to find where the cause is.

    Thanks

    Hi,

    I have the same issue:

    – email
    – the category selection
    – the upload button for images
    – a custom attribute field

    do not appear on site if I’m not logged (so, as guest).

    Where may I edit style to change ‘none’ into ‘block’?

    Thanks

    Could you start a new question? This might not be necessarily be related to bartvdploeg1’s question and solution. Thanks.

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