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See?
2 weeks not a single reply from the plugin author to go with the 3 support requests I previously lodged.

It doesn’t work, author doesn’t care.
Wordpress you should remove this plugin from your repository!

DON’T DOWNLOAD!

Unfortunately their webform is very basic and doesn’t compare to FSCF.
Before their latest update one could use FSCF with vTiger, now, since they removed the post.php file it can’t.

The tutorial of on FSCF and vTiger is outdated, told the publisher but they prefer to have people waste time trying to follow it, than update it.

The vTiger support is not available for the open source version.

Do you have any plans to integrate FSCF and vTiger?
These are both very popular and I am sure a lot of people would prefer to use FSCF over the stock, featureless and visually ugly vTiger forms.

Any update on this, we are at the 3 week mark now and the premium support timescale on the FSCF site quotes 1-3 days.
I just need to know if this can be done or if I need to look at another contact form solution.

Both plugin and CRM have many millions of downloads, it seems strange that they can’t interface.

Is @ Mike Challis around, is he on vacation or something?
I have sent a support request and a 2nd email, over a week since the support request and no reply yet.

Of course but help is slow to come forward on that forum.
I have submitted a support request with Mike Challis, waiting for a reply.

Anyone any input on this?
I have FSCF on 9 sites and don’t want to be forced to change.
I feel that FSCF is the best contact form out there.

Sorry that should have read:

Anyone been able to find a workaround for the deletion of post.php in vTiger?

I want to use FSCF to populate leads but the latest versions of vTiger have apparently stopped using the CRM/modules/webforms/post.php file which did make this possible.

Can anyone help?

I find it very easy to use, we have the same plug in on over a dozen sites so it would be a job to change them all.
Also the ability to have terms and conditions as a required part of the form using fieldsets is a big feature for us.

Also easy to customise the css of the plug in for different sites.

Great stuff, thank you.

Dang that is fast support!

Ok thanks for that.

I did it this way, I gave it a bottom margin so it balanced with the plugin.

Add this code to css

.divider-pp {
  width: 90%;
  margin-bottom:20px;
  height: 1px;
  background-color: #999;
}

and the div call for the class divider-pp in the template here (your edited version of posts_loop_template in your theme):

<div class="post hentry ivycat-post">
	<div class="divider-pp"></div>

and here:

</div>
</div>
		<div class="divider-pp"></div>
<!-- // End of Post Wrap -->

That will display a divider top and bottom of each post which means a double divider between posts, looks great.

Try this, worked for me.
Add this to css file:

.entry-excerpt {
	text-align:justify;
	padding-top:8px;
}

…and this to the template: (instructions on how to make template here:

<div class="entry-excerpt"><?php the_excerpt(); ?></div>

They were there, just not working, did you not check the source code?
I tried a re-install, disabled all other plugins but still no luck, stuck shut in chrome and open in FF, IE and on mobile devices.

Had to call time, must be a conflict with the theme somewhere so have found another plugin that is compatible.
Thank you anyway for taking the time to look at it.

Aware of that update and as I said in the OP the pages containing the images are climbing steadily it is the images that have disappeared.

Every image is perfectly optimized and the name of the image, URL, page title, h1, alt-image, h2 (variation of main keyword) and content all match the image keyword.

I do believe that there are issues with timthumb which will stop image alts being displayed and that a lot of sliders drop the image alts, perhaps this is the cause.

I have looked at a number of plugins for this but none work.

@philip Newcomer.
I have looked at a lot of responsive designs and they are restricted by the size of a smartphone screen which means scrolling and scrolling and scrolling…
Also good or bad they can’t be zoomed in so if your eyes are not 20/20 and you don’t have tiny fingers how can you select anything?

Clicking buttons is difficult unless you have tiny fingers and if the buttons are made large enough to be safely clickable then how can the site be optimised for conversions?

For real estate it simply does not work and I have seen a number of sites switch to responsive and revert back under pressure from customers. My bank switched and then ditched responsive because of you guessed it a dip in sales.
Shoppers simply don’t like it, I can base that on a well designed theme and 3 months of analytics data.

Removed responsive and bingo! back to more time on site, more pages visited, lower bounce rate and enquiries through the roof. Contact form enquiries, although available on the responsive, were never filled out once in 3 months, changed the theme and emails to deal with from mobile devices again the next day.

It does amaze me that people are so stuck on responsive, I can see it’s worth for forums but for selling, not at all.
If you have a site that puts bread on your table it may be a very empty table if you use responsive.