Felix Arntz

Hi snoer,

thanks for your input! I will try to implement this in the next release of the plugin.

Hi Heiko,

thanks for your feedback! I will implement this in the next version of the plugin.

Hi ntjedge,

thanks for your input! I will look into this and try to implement this in the next release.

Hi,

I just released a new minor version where alerts can be made dismissible – you have to enable this manually though. All you need to do is define a constant called CF7BS_ALERT_DISMISSIBLE, for example in your wp-config.php, and set it to true:

define('CF7BS_ALERT_DISMISSIBLE', true);

I hope that solves your issue!

Hello heretiq,

the Site Icon is a feature introduced in WordPress version 4.3, you find its settings in the customizer under “Site Identity”.

The plugin works automatically by improving the compatibility of that site icon – therefore it does not have any actual settings. The only visual thing that the plugin adds to the WordPress backend is an upload field for an SVG icon and a color picker for the icon background color (used on some Windows devices). Those can be found at the exact same location like the core Site Icon field, in the customizer.

I hope that helped.

Hey again,

the issue is fixed in the new plugin release. Thanks for letting me know!

Hi again,

sorry it took a while, but I just released a new version with a fix to your issue. Hope it works now!

Hello ganchan,

I will look into this issue shortly.

Hi tmuikku,

thanks for letting me know. I did not consider multisites when I initially developed the plugin. If you find any more caveats there, I’d appreciate if you made me aware.

I will take care of your above proposal in the next release.

This review just made my day – thanks a lot! ??

Sorry, I need to correct my above answer. I see you’re using a somehow customized version of Bootstrap. Some of its features are missing, for example I can’t find the form_inline class anywhere. You need to use a full version of Bootstrap. Of course you can customize it, but not remove (essential) parts of it.

Hi again,

okay I found the problem. It seems that your theme is not using Bootstrap, therefore the default form styles are not applied at all.

As stated on the plugin page, this plugin was created specifically for themes that rely on Bootstrap. It does not work properly if you use another CSS framework or none at all.

Sounds good!

Thanks for the quick support!

I’m not sure why that does not work for you, maybe another plugin is conflicting with it, or some other CSS styles might be overriding it. Was the code I posted above the only thing you entered for the shortcode? When I did that, it worked seamlessly.

Btw note that layout:inline is definitely the correct way. layout:horizontal means that the form fields’ labels will be displayed on the left hand side of their fields. When using layout:inline, the labels should not be displayed at all, but rather be transformed into placeholders inside of those fields.

I would need some more information about your implementation to help you here. Do you have some kind of test site set up where I can look at the actual site?

Hi,

thanks for your question. However, this question should rather be asked in the support forums of the original plugin Contact Form 7.

Bootstrap for Contact Form 7 is only an addon plugin that hijacks some output on the frontend of the website to be conform with Bootstrap. Unfortunately I cannot answer questions on the core plugin here.