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@lilgames,

If you remove the header from a template, that header will disappear everywhere that template is used.

In the site editor, edit each template where you want a sticky header (for example, the ‘Pages’ template) and group that header into a group, then set that new group as sticky. All pages that use the ‘Pages’ template will have the header sticky.

You can also create an additional template for pages with sticky headers, and keep the original one for pages with fixed headers. Then choose which template to use for each page.

Hello @marcizus,

It seems that “Position: sticky” has no effect if the group block is in a template part.
See : https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/47043

Hi @threadi,

Thank you for your reply and suggestions.

I deactivated all plugins, and the problem is still there.

I contacted my hosting provider and wait for his feedback.

Hi,

Another approach could be to put the form block in a group block. This group block has a number of settings such as padding and margins, with which you can influence the width of the form. The layout of the group block can also be adjusted (with the toggle : “Inner blocks use content width”).

Hi Zafer,

I was just waiting for some feedback from Patrick about updates on public docs related to this issue.

Hello,

I think I found the problem.
In the calculation formula :
{number-1}%97 ==> the formula is saved as {number-1}, resulting in the wrong calculation.
{number-1}%(97) ==> the formula is saved correctly resulting in the correct calculation.

The brackets ( ) appear to be mandatory, unlike the other operators + – * / ^

Thanks for the explanation. I once had a problem with importing (error message: Oops, looks like we found an issue. Import text cannot include whitespace or special characters.). I thought the cause was in the way of exporting, but I understand that this was not the case.

Hi Laura,

I am not looking to exclude “forbidden” domains. Thank you anyway for the research.

Hi Laura,

Thanks for your research and escalation to your dev team.
The explanation is clear, and the suggestion works: I just tested this on my test system, and it works fine.

Thanks again for the great support!

Hi John,

I also can’t import the exported form. Not clear what’s wrong here.

So I created a new form, from scratch.
I still have a problem with the total cost at the bottom of the form, but the error is now only on the form in the front-end. And it is now correct in the submissions, in the email notification and also in the export CSV. So actually the opposite of the original error.

Here is the new exported form: https://pastebin.com/mPW3xqJY

Thanks for the explanation and the solution. I tested it and it works fine now!

What a great support, Adam!

Hi Adam,

Here are the answers to your questions:

1. It is indeed the third and last code, with form id=”422″ and calculation field ID=”calculation-4″.
2. Here is the export of the form: https://pastebin.com/gxgt9g2s

Hi Adam,

Thanks for your quick response.
WP and all plugins are up to date.
And yes, the problem is caused by the mu plugin I installed to count the number of entries in a repeating group, see https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/counting-the-number-of-entries-in-a-repeater-field-group/.
I use the code as described there (with adjustment of the form ID and the calculation field ID).
If necessary, I can also provide you with the exported form.

I installed the plugin WP Add Mime Types.

Hi @threadi,

It works. Thank you for the solution.