Dani-Girl

Careful, its buggy in Opera and internet explorer below version 9

anyone of of the numerous e-commerce ones

https://www.ads-software.com/themes/search.php?q=ecommerce

and you can create your own template:
https://www.campbellhoffman.com/question/create-a-form-display-template/

For now, seeing it seems that the support is slow for this plugin-, just edit the fm-form-default.php in the templates folder for the plugin.

Lines 92-95 . I just commented out/deleted the table portions. I kept the ul/li since these elements can be made responsive through css and media queries.

The “submit” button, its in its own “div” element, so just do a CSS call

#fm-form-# div {
float: left;
}

fm-form-# – your form ID in the form tag.

Or define the “div” with a width and auto-margins

When I deactivate WP-UI the next gen scroll gallery works in all browsers.

Hi looking for a solution as well. I tried the tip found here:

https://fancybox.net/blog

but it doesn’t work. the link opens in a new window and causes my other Jquery calls to fail.

I’m seeing this issue when I place the code in a Jquery UI Tab and Accordion created by this plugin:
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-ui/

It works with this plugin however:
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/put/

I think its a JQUERY version issue.

Remember to visit the plugin Author’s website/blog. he posts updates:

https://kav.in/latest-wp-ui-from-github/

The fix works with the newest version of WP

Same with the hand coding the translations into your template, you do for the fields, but you need to use add_filters() to your get_field(code) to make sure then quicktags or langage tages render properly:

enter your content like this in the ACF you created:
<!--en-->your content<!--:--><!--es-->your content<!--:-->

in your template you echo out your results:

<?php echo add_filters('the_content',get_field("yourfieldname")); ?>

The above will also render out Shortcodes that you may have in your field

<!--en-->[shortcode for some element]<!--:--><!--es-->[shortcode for some element]<!--:-->

You cannot use shortcodes with the qTranslate quickcodes ([:en] [:es]) , you have to use the fulle language code (<!–:en–> <!–:–> )

I already posted there, and they say its a qTranslate problem and that its writing over the WYSIWYG editor used by ACF.

When I turn of qTranslate, the ACF WYWSIWYG editor works.

Its a custom theme, but I also tested on the twenty-eleven theme that comes with wordpress.

edit: your solution worked.

I’m using Skeleton Responsive CSS (sixteen columns)
And I don’t have a live link due to it being developed on a staging server.

<div class="container">
<div class="sixteen columns">
 <div style="margin-top: 20px;">  UI TABS here </div>
</div>
<div class="eleven columns">
 <div style="margin-top: 40px;">Content that takes up eleven columns</div>
</div>
<div class="five columns">
<div style="margin-top: 40px;">Content that takes up five columns</div>
</div>
</div>

so the UI TABS are overlapping the content in the “eleven columns” and “five columns”.

I tried the fix for ACF and it doesn’t work. The ACF WYSIWYG editor still doesn’t show up, except for the “Add Media” button.

any other solutions?

any support? I have to just do my own HTML, but would like the WYSIWYG to show up. I won’t be the only one maintaining the site, and need the editor.