Bill Gilmore

Added that but it didn’t work. In the end I wrapped everything inside the modal in a div with this style: “max-width:300px; margin:0 auto; overflow:hidden;”

That did the job, thanks for your support and keep up the great work with Easy Modal. I’ll definitely be buying your pro version for a few clients in the near future. Thanks

GRUMBLE! Don’t know why I didn’t see that. Sorry for annoying you.

Any chance you know how to set the input and text area to be responsive? Ive done it with the form on the contact page and this is the same form, as so…

#cntctfrm_contact_form input, #cntctfrm_contact_form textarea {
padding: 5px;
max-width: 100%;
}

But it does not work with the modal for some reason.

Changing the Site Wide option to yes worked for me.
thanks danieliser

I could not stop the form from linking to the blank screen in plugin directory (../wp-content/plugins/easy-modal/ajax/content.php).

I overcame the issue however by getting my contact form, ‘Contact Form Plugin’ to redirect back to another page in the setting area of the plugin.

Hope this helps anyone else who is stuck.

Hi danieliser, I tried to turn off any plugins using jquery, my theme has no hard coded jquery (I built it) and it has has wp_footer()

I could not stop the form from linking to the blank screen in plugin directory. I overcame the issue however by getting my contact form, ‘Contact Form Plugin’ to redirect back to another page in the setting area of the plugin.

Hope this helps anyone else who is stuck.

agreed that was confusing, great plugin though thank you

works on 3.5.1 for me

ok this is totally non-semantic but unless anyone can help me update the PHP, I have a CSS fix to remove the commas. Below my unordered list opens and closes with a span tag to wrap the list items.

<ul>
<span><?php echo(types_render_field("facilities", array("arg1"=>"val1","arg2"=>"val2"))); ?></span>
</ul>

Each list item starts with a close span tag, and ends with and open span style which is displaying none. This means anything between list items is not displayed.

</span><li class="cooking">Cooking</li><span style="display:none">

Total work around but if any PHP developer can show me how to remove the comma from the output it would be appreciated. Cheers

Hi antoniobon,

I added the plugin to my header using a customer widget area plugin which I called up in the header.php

But the search function only works on the home page. Any idea why this might be? I’d really appreciate any input.

There is holding page so go to:
https://seesicily.com/wp-admin

user: Tester
pass: tester

sorry my connection lagged and I posted my previous comment 3 times

sorry my connection lagged and I posted my previous comment 3 times

Hi ifrog, you can add a new widget area to anywhere in your website using this plugin: “Custom Widget Area”

Just add the plugin & this code to call up your new widget area in your header.php (for example). Then look at your widgets in your wordpress dashboard and a new area will have been added for you to drop widgets into.

<?php if (!function_exists(‘dynamic_sidebar’) || !dynamic_sidebar(‘Header Widget Area’)) :

endif; ?>

@rollinwaves nice one mate cheers

Personally i’d put that down to the short coming of the browsers not the plugin. I make a point of telling clients I dont design for old IE

thanks hopefully this will work for me too. My clients hosting providers said the permission can only be set to 755 on their servers. Will it need to be 777?