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Got it, thanks for clarifying ?? Have a great day!

Thanks for your fast reply. Just to make sure I understand correctly: if I don’t want to use Java, then there is absolutely no other way I can adjust the appearance of these messages?

Hi Paul, many thanks for your response. Unfortunately I don’t know anything about javascript – are you able to give me a code snippet that would do this? Or can you point me in the right direction for some resources that would help me to figure out how to do it? Thanks again ??

Thank you. I put the code into the functions.php of the child theme and it works perfectly there ??

Is there anybody who can help with this query?

I would really appreciate it!

Thanks ??

Anyone? ??

I get (what I think is) the same error as well:

/wp-admin/ takes me to a different version of my 404 page which gives a list of every single page on my website and then the 404 message at the bottom.

The list of website pages includes includes pages that aren’t in the menu or marked for search indexing and which I don’t want people to access unless they have a direct link.

This one thing is stopping me from using the plugin. It would be awesome if we had a solution to this issue.

Thanks in advance!

Just an update for anyone reading: because our website is still in development, I sent the page URL to codepeople by PM.

They got back to me very quickly with exactly what code I needed to add to my stylesheet to make everything work perfectly as I needed it.

So I just wanted to finish this thread by saying how amazing codepeople are with their service. I have left 5-star feedback on the plugin already as well.

Thank you! ??

PS: also, when you said “Remember to define the CSS rules in the previous styles”, I’m not sure what this means. Can you clarify? Thanks!

Thank you once again for getting back to me so quickly ??

I included the following to stylepublic.css:

#fbuilder input,
#fbuilder select,
#fbuilder textarea,
#fbuilder form {
padding: 2px 0px;
margin: 2px 0px;
}

However, this didn’t change make any change on the form page.

Is there something I need to fix in the code above?

Or should I be putting this in my theme’s stylesheet instead of stylepublic.css?

My knowledge of CSS etc is very limited, so my apologies for all the questions!

Thanks again for your help ??

Thank you for your fast response.

I’ve looked at the theme, and based on what you’ve said, here are some of the pieces of CSS (I’m using the Responsive theme) that might be responsible:

pre {
padding: 6px 10px;
}

input[type=”text”],
input[type=”password”],
input[type=”email”] {
padding: 6px 8px;
}

select {
padding: 6px 8px;
}

area,
textarea {
padding: 8px 10px;
}

p,
hr,
dl,
pre,
form,
table,
address,
blockquote {
margin: 1.6em 0;
}

input,
textarea {
padding: .3em .4em .15em;
}

select {
padding: .1em .2em 0;
}

option {
padding: 0 .4em;
}

form div {
margin-bottom: .8em;
}

Also, all headings have large top and bottom margins defined, and I’m not sure if the Instruct. Text field uses heading CSS.

Would any of the above things be causing the excessive space between form items?

And if so, can you help with how I change the CSS to reduce the margin/padding just for the Calculated Fields Form items?

I think I might need to define a special class in the CSS layout keywords section for the form elements and then add the CSS to my theme or stylepublic.css, but not sure exactly what CSS to include.

Thanks in advance for your help!

Actually, no – the scanning program I’m using just runs a normal scan of everything, so I have no idea why it picks them up as tracking cookies from one site and not the other.

Anyway, that’s really just a point of curiosity and not a functional problem. As long as the “tracking cookies” aren’t ending up on my visitors’ machines and freaking them out, I’m happy.

Thanks for your input on this. Have a good one!

Thanks, Saravanan.

I’ve done some thorough investigation and have some more information.

When I login to the WordPress dashboard for my site, it puts the wp-settings-1 and wp-settings-time-1 cookies on my machine. It seems to be these two that are being detected as tracking cookies.

It doesn’t look like my site adds any cookies if visitors are just using the site normally, so that addresses my main concern.

One thing that I’m still curious about though: I have another WordPress site that also puts the wp-settings-1 and wp-settings-time-1 cookies on my machine, but they aren’t detected as tracking cookies by the same software.

Why would these cookies only come up as tracking cookies for one site and not the other?

Thanks again

Thanks again – have done everything recommended. Really appreciate your detailed replies.

All the best.

Thanks, everyone.

I already had that page set up to redirect to the home page, and there are no links to that page from my site or sitemap. So the main thing is now just to stop it appearing in Google.

I’ve just put in a request to remove the URL in Google Webmaster Tools as CoolArts recommended.

I’d also like to add the disallow command to the robots.txt file, but have some queries on how to do this:

1. For my site, the author page is located as a subdirectory of “news” like this:

https://website.com/news/author/username

So in this case, I assume the appropriate disallow command would be:

Disallow: /news/author/

Is that correct?

2. I can see the existing robots.txt code at https://website.com/robots.txt, but that file does not exist in my root directory. From what I’ve read elsewhere, I just need to create a robots.txt file with the above disallow code and upload it to my root directory – is that correct?

Thanks in advance for your help ??