Boris Beo

Hi,

your theme adds an extra margin to the text input fields. To fix this, add the following code in the Custom CSS field, located under Optin Forms > Form Options:

#optinforms-form1-button{height:40px;margin:5px 0 0;}

Hit Save and it should be fixed ??

Hi gregory81,

yeah, Optin Forms is fully responsive. Can you share the URL of the page where you have an optin form, so I can take a look?

Glad you were able to fix it ??

Hi Deena,

here’s how to do it:

Hi Johnny,

new integrations are definitely something we are looking into, but I am unable to give you an ETA. However, once it’s possible, I will keep you posted, deal? ??

Hi trabantkocka,

I’m not sure if I understand your question properly, but it sounds like you want to be able to click a button in the slider and pop up the optin form in an overlay?

Unfortunately, that’s not possible without custom development. Optin Forms supports adding the form in posts and pages, not in popups/overlays.

Hi GeDu,

sorry to hear you are having issues.

However, none of these things are affected by Optin Forms – the plugin doesn’t use the Media Library and doesn’t hook to its functions.

Just to make sure, I have tested the latest version on a clean install and there are no issues whatsoever.

It sounds like another plugin/theme might be causing this. Are you using any plugins which might hook onto the Media Library functionality?

Hi Deena,

you could turn on automatic placement in Form Placement section and make your form appear below every post or page. Once you do this, there is no need to use the shortcode, because the form will be automatically added to each and every post/page you create (even the new ones you publish).

Yes, we would have to check out whether Convert Kit could be integrated.

Hi Deena,

the plugin adds the form below posts and pages automatically. If you’re using the shortcode to insert it somewhere in your post or page, it’s best to turn off the automatic placement.

To do so, go to the Form tab and expand the Form Placement section. Select Don’t display on posts and custom post types and/or Don’t display on pages and click Save Changes.

This way, only your shortcode placement will be shown.

Let me know if you need any help with this ??

Hi guys,

version 1.1.9 works with GetResponse ??

Hi DigitalWisdom,

thanks for the great feedback ??

These feature requests might be something for future versions of the plugin. I’ll keep you posted! ??

Hi Ronnie55,

no, Optin Forms does not support this. You could try an alternative plugin recommended by Fancy Themes: Best List Building Plugins for WordPress.

Here you go fittech123:

<?php if(function_exists('optinforms_create_form')) { echo optinforms_create_form(); } ?>

Marking as resolved ??

Hi Gero,

all Google Webfonts such as Oswald need to be included in the head of the website, in order for us to use it in CSS.

The plugin is built in a way, that if you select Oswald as the font, it will load the Oswald font in the head, making the font available for any element which uses this font.

Since you have specified it in the CSS only, it lacks the actual font file which needs to be loaded in the head of the website.

In order to fix this, make sure one of your other optin form elements such as title or subtitle have the same font: Oswald. Once you save the changes, the plugin will insert the correct code in the head in order to load the font file directly from Google.

Let me know if that makes sense, and if you’re able to fix it.