• Resolved wjweb

    (@wjweb)


    Hi there! Great plugin and i’ve been looking for a solution like this for a while. I managed to create a form and translate it by changing theme files. Not the best solution but hopefully you can include this in a new version?

    I encountered a problem while uploading the form. Please have a look at https://www.wjwebdesign.nl/diensten. The text that is below the form is supposed to show above it, for some reason the multi step form is defaulting to the top of the page. Also, the width seems to be set to full page width. Any ideas on how I can get the form to stay within its container without making it stick to the top of the page?

    Thanks, greatly appreciated!

    • This topic was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by wjweb.
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  • Plugin Author mondula2016

    (@mondula2016)

    Hi there,

    we are planning on implementing the WordPress interface for Translation support to avoid that you need to edit the .php and .js files to customize the labels. Stay tuned for updates.

    As the plugin is fairly new, embedding the plugin along with other text on a page was not tested yet, you can use the “Step Description” label for explanations above each step. We will look into this later.

    Our plugin container is adapting the width to its parent element. That’s the <div class=”post-content”> element on your page, which is set to full width. Here’s a temporary fix for your issue:

    #mondula-multistep-forms {
        width: 60%; /* 60% of parent element */
        margin: 0 auto; /* for centering */
    }

    This is a quick and dirty fix. There will be more styling options available in future (pro) versions.

    Best wishes,
    Mondula

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by mondula2016.
    Thread Starter wjweb

    (@wjweb)

    hi Mondula,

    thanks for the quick reply. This works to keep the form inside the container, but that would have to apply to screens with a min width of 760px. I know how to do that, but it doesn’t solve the problem of the form defaulting to the top of the page. Please have a look at that as well.

    Also, the styling (background and border-left) seem to have disappeared.

    Right now this plugin doesn’t work well for me so I won’t use it just yet. I will definitely buy it when these issues are addressed though, as it’s exactly what I’ve been looking for. Please do so ??

    Plugin Author mondula2016

    (@mondula2016)

    Make sure you have checked the “Boxed Layout” option at the global plugin settings.

    Plugin Author mondula2016

    (@mondula2016)

    Hi again,

    we just released Version 1.1.5. The form is now rendered at the exact shortcode position, not jumping to the top of the page.

    I’m marking this as solved now ??

    All the best,
    Mondula

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