Kenny
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contact Form 7] Blue line around any field that is brought into focusThanks anyway, but this css got rid of it:
input:focus, select:focus, textarea:focus, button:focus { outline: none; }Hi Suzie:
Thank you for your reply and custom code. It worked and now the form looks just as I like.
Regards,
Kenny
Thank you for your reply. Your code for the font size change and hover/focus worked perfectly. !important you suggested made all the difference.
Would you please help me with 2 more item?
What custom code is needed to affect the submit button font?
What custom code is needed to either increase or decrease the vertical space that separates the different fields?
Thank you again,
Kenny
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contact Form 7] Added Field Borders Coming From Where?Now I lost all the settings of my previous theme – about a month worth of time.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contact Form 7] Added Field Borders Coming From Where?I switched themes, deactivated all plugins and cleared the cache.Then I added Contact Form 7 to the new theme, which is now working fine, but of course it also has no styling at all; none of the different states of the previous one; hover and active.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contact Form 7] Added Field Borders Coming From Where?Hello and thanks for your reply.
Below is a list of the plugins I’m using. However , I disabled all of them and the double borders still persist. I also uninstalled and reinstalled Contact Form 7 and tried a different form without the previous styling. Still, the double borders persist.The theme I’m using is Scroller, by Themenific.
Akismet Anti-Spam
All 303 Redirect to Homepage
Contact Form 7
Easy Updates Manager
Erisent Custom Login and Dasboard
GTranslate
Responsive Lightbox & Gallery
To Top
W3 Total Cache
WP Armour – Honeypot Anti SpamForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contact Form 7] Added Field Borders Coming From Where?EDIT:
I just noticed, an additional top and bottom border also appear on the Message box when it’s in focus, and the Submit button displays all by itself if the page is just left open for a few minutes.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Scrollbar] Default Scrollbar Flashes OnYes, that is precisely what I would like to stop. What can be done?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Scrollbar] Default Scrollbar Flashes OnFor accuracy, the instantaneous flashing of the default scrollbar occurs approximately once in 5 or 6 times. However, sometimes the flashing occurs on the first time the page is loaded.
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In reply to: [Website Toolbox Community] Links on Bottom of My WP WebsiteThank you so much for your response and suggestions Jan. Fortunately, my case was an easy one, and one that ALL WP SITE OWNERS SHOULD BE AWARE OF:
All of the many SPAM LINKS ON MY WEBSITE ARE PLACED THERE BY the W3 TOTAL CACHE plugin.
When I deactivate the W3 TOTAL CACHE plugin, all of the spam links disappear from my website.
Needless to say, goodbye W3 TOTAL CACHE plugin, forever!
Thanks again Jan.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Translate WordPress - Google Language Translator] Not working in FF 35.0.1Got it working. Thanks any way.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Translate WordPress - Google Language Translator] Not working in FF 35.0.1Got it working. Thanks any way.
Thanks. With your settings I got the flags to display without having to click the translation button, but, I removed “show the google translation bar.” Just like you, on clicking the flags, nothing happened. That is, not until I added the z-index setting as you see below.
For me, it works great in IE, but it hasn’t worked in FF since before making these new changes. I have a question posted about it.You may want to add the same z-index, or, take your translation code out of the header and set it up similarly as below, just underneath the body tag.
<style> #translation-box { float:right; vertical-align:top; position:fixed; top:10%; right:24px; z-index:999999999; } </style> <body> <div id="translation-box"> <?php echo do_shortcode('[google-translator]'); ?> </div>Sorry it doesn’t work yet, but on checking your site with FF “Inspect element,” I do see that there are a couple of transparent overlays covering the flags, and they’re probably the reason they’re not clickable. So I do think it’s worthwhile looking into that.
Regarding my setup, if you check the site, it’s the ‘Language’ button on the lower right corner. After seeing your setup, the flags without that button, I much prefer it.
Thanks for the screenshot. I’ll try your settings.
My guess is to set a higher z-index for it. Looks like the flags are sitting underneath a couple of transparent overlays, so they can be seen but not clicked. Add something like
style="z-index:999999;"or even higher.The flags look good without the trigger button. How did you accomplish that?