dragonflyarts

Here is the link to the form in question:

https://meetingssolutions.com/about-strategic-meetings-solutions/submit-meeting-rfp/

Thanks Nick!

I figured it out, actually. I had to write some CSS. A fluid row is a row where the span classes align horizontally, so you have form fields aligning next to each other instead of one on top of the other vertically. See the following page to see how I resolved visually:
https://meetingssolutions.com/contact-us-2/

I submitted another question this morning because I am having an issue submitting one of the forms on this site. For some reason I did not get an email alerting me that you had responded to this post. ??

This was my original code prior to installing the Sales Force Plugin.

<div class=”row-fluid”>
<p class=”span4 field”>[text* your-name watermark “Name:”] </p>
<p class=”span4 field”>[email* your-email watermark “E-mail:”] </p>
<p class=”span4 field”>[tel your-phone watermark “Phone:”] </p>
</div>
<p class=”field”>[textarea your-message watermark “Question/Comment:”] </p>
<p class=”submit-wrap”><input type=”reset” value=”clear” class=”btn btn-primary” />[submit class:btn class:btn-primary “send”]</p>

Well, finally got it figured out…here’s what needed to happen:
Changes in php files required. For the home page widget, edit file my-recent-posts.php from the folder theme1738/includes/widgets—
<span><?php the_time(‘Y’); ?></span></time>
For all other dates on the site, changes should be done in post-meta.php file , on the line 4:
<b><time datetime=”<?php the_time(‘m-d-Y\TH:i’); ?>”><?php the_time(‘m-d-Y’); ?></time></b>

Drove me crazy – but so glad got it working. Just don’t know why theme author would do this…