Fernando García

Hello! Testing again latest version, the below message notice continues in bad position when there are fixed elements at the top (the wpadmin navbar or a theme fixed navbar). In javascript scroll you need to give more margin at top!

I think autocomplete is important, it’s a pity, other plugins do it.

Hello!

No, I refer to the submitted ok message (the general notice), this container: .happyforms-message-notices.

I am testing about 100 submissions ;-), and the “screenshot” is:

– When option above: it scrolls to top but partially out of view if we have the WP admin bar (not very important), or totally out of view if we have a fixed top navbar (very important). (I know the difficult is calculate this heights with javascript).

– When option below: also scrolls to top and leaves notice totally out of view.

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Other bug: Chrome browser (not tested in others) does not autocomplete email field (I think this is important).

Thank you!

Ok error solved. Thanks!

It would be fine. Thank you!

Seeing comments and seeing (deficient) documentation in Google about recaptcha v3, I think the implementation in CF7 is wrong.

Via javascript, v3 sends a token that *does not mean is a human or not*, simply means that recaptcha works correctly.

We need this token in server side validation with php, via ajax or a hidden input, to check the response. We receive the response.score property, with values between 0 and 1, where 0 means is a bot, 1 is a human, and 0.5 I don’t know XD.

It is shameful to do this with a plugin with millions of intallations!

I added it in a child theme style.css file and it works…

I have hidden this tedious badge with css:

.grecaptcha-badge {
display: none !important;
visibility: hidden !important;
}

Hello Lucky!

I think filters for headers are neccesary, I can’t use this plugin without them.

And fantastic if could add a class to the links. Currently I use a class for links with smooth scroll (but I don’t want to modify any plugin…).

The problem is the typical when using fixed top navbars: scroll to anchors hide the text :-(.

I’ll wait for your update, as other tocs don’t satisfy me and TOC+ looks obsolete.

Thank you again!

Thank you!

It is done with accordions in the CSS framework Bootstrap. The best is to use a theme that includes this framework, but I think also there are plugins.