Blackjaw

Well that works great, and with no modifying the plugin code.

Thank you!

Hi Mike!

It almost did the trick. To use CSS to hide the div directly after the check box I need to use a CSS adjacent sibling selector, and it wouldn’t work right because the checkbox was inside a paragraph instead of “adjacent” to the div.

I was able to get it working by altering the plugin code, which sadly means I’ll need to do this again next time up update plugin.

Essentially I removed the RSVP_START_PARA. and .RSVP_END_PARA around:

"<label for=\"rsvpFor".$a->id."\">".
                    sprintf(__("RSVP for %s ?",'rsvp-plugin'), htmlspecialchars($a->firstName." ".$a->lastName))."</label> ".
  									"<input type=\"checkbox\" name=\"rsvpFor".$a->id."\" id=\"rsvpFor".$a->id."\" value=\"Y\" />"

in “rsvp_frontend.inc.php”, and making sure to leave the semi-colon.

Then I added the following CSS to my theme:

div.rsvpAdditionalAttendee > input[type=checkbox] + div {
	display: none;
}

div.rsvpAdditionalAttendee > input[type=checkbox]:checked + div {
	display: block;
}

And now it seems to work as I want it to. When the checkbox isn’t checked, the extra questions are hidden. When checked, the questions show up.