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@briancodes33

I am now as far as discovering that it may not be an issue with the plugin, unless there is some recently developed conflict with 365 addresses (Mondula?)?. Changing the mail domain, in my case from 365 to an outlook address, solved the issue. Although this is obviously not ideal long term.

If you’ve had the same issue recently and use 365 you might want to check your DNS records to see if the problem lies there. This is where I am looking at the moment.

Hi Mondula,

Thanks so much for this, and no worries at all for the response time!! That’s solved my problem, though I had to add an extra ‘}’ and remove one of the two at the end to split into two sections to make it work here, suspect that is more my problem than yours though!

Really grateful for your input. ??

Best regards,

Alex.

Thanks folks, really appreciate you taking the time to help out. ??

Thank you for the swift response. ??

I have disabled the plugins I can, but cannot change the theme as it is a live site. (apologies, I am a novice!!). This hasn’t helped the boxed layout problem.

I have added the following to my site’s CSS…

.post-content table {
border: none !important;
}
.post-content table td {
border: none !important;
}
.fw-wizard-button-container {
text-align: right !important;
}

… to remove the thin border, and align the ‘Previous/Next’ buttons to the right, which both worked fine, but what I thought should change the grey to white, given the above logic, didn’t help:

.fw-wizard-step-container {
background-color: #fff !important;
}

or

.fw-container {
background: #fff !important;
}

Also, as with the button container, i tried to align the step container as here…

.fw-wizard-step-container {
text-align: justify !important;
}

… but this pushed it all to the right of the grey box?!

Can you tell me how to replace the grey with white, or transparent?

Thanks for your help!