MCloney

I was having the same problem, but didn’t realize the noCaptcha code was in the “Generate Code” drop down of the form. It’s working now.

I think it would be good to put that instruction on the plugin settings page. Thanks!

got “it”? What’s “it”?! :-/

Does anyone have a step by step solution for this issue? Please?

joshmiller6022, may I ask how you got it working so quickly? Does your site have a Commercial WP theme? Would you say it requires an experienced developer to get this plugin working?

I am also interested in this answer.

Thanks!

Hi there!

First off, I like your logo and your colors! ?? It is a little tough, though, to read the white text on the black background. Have you considered maybe having the black background just in the Header area? I also found the bright blue link color quite difficult to read. Is that the default link color?

Secondly, re: the text on the Personal Training page — you might want to try “chunking” it up a bit more. White space and bulleted lists help readers skim the text, and also provides more visual appeal. Header tags can help with that, as well as improve SEO for your site!

Don’t forget to test how the site looks on mobile throughout your design phase. Right now, the home page text goes a little wonky when the screen is reduced down to iPhone-size.

Finally, I know you said you’re still working on photos. Something to keep in mind –you may want to crop the photos to be less vertical. As they are now, the “meat” of the photos falls below the fold, if you’re familiar with that term. To keep viewers’ attention, you don’t want them to have to scroll down to see the full photos.

I hope that’s helpful! Good luck and have fun. ??

Bummer.
Okay, thanks!

But doesn’t the “@import..” bring in the styles from the parent theme when there’re no overriding settings in the child theme?

Or are you saying that the color changes are in a different file than the css? How can I tell which files were updated that I need to bring over to the child theme?