syrandel

Fantastic!

Thank you

The class ff-t-cell is the same for each of the columns, so there is no way to have columns of different widths.

There is no pencil icon when hovering on the columns container.

Hi,

In my FluentForm editor, the column containers do not have any customization as the input fields have.
If I add a container class to the input fields and set a width, it does not change the size of the columns.

Thanks

Hi,

If you mean changing the php code of the plugin, it is what I did.
The problem is that next time you update the plugin, I will have to do it again. It will be simpler for me and for others if you add a class for each column.

Thanks

Bonjour Max,

Je suis en train de tester votre plugin et j’aurai quelques questions sur son fonctionnement. Pourriez vous me transmettre un moyen de communiquer avec vous de manière privée ?
Merci

Hi again,

I have tried to modify the plugin code (Container.php) so to get an additional class (ff-t-cell) for the cells whose name is indexed with column number (cont-cell_1, cont-cell_2).
It works, by setting the widths of .cont-cell_N, I am able to display my table so that the columns widths are not equal.
If the plugin developer would be so kind to add this simple feature …

Thank you

Answered, yes, but without any solution, just stating the obvious with very terse answers.

Hi,
I have a complementary question:
Was write_participants supposed to be a public method, to be used as an API ?
I made my version of process_form() after running into more problems. My plugin now works, loading a XML files and updating records in participants DB table.
Many thanks for the fantastic plugin which saved me weeks of work.

Hi voyagebeyond,

in your case it would be the following css class you need to alter:
.post .entry-title { font-size: 2rem; }

If you use this in your child theme, all your posts titles will be smaller.
You could also change all the h1 titles in your site with:
h1 { font-size: 2rem; }

Hi,

I may have the solution:
here is my post with it

C’est bon j’ai fini par trouver.
Sous WooCommerce – Commande
en bas de pages et dans un sous menu, il est possible de configurer les passerelles de paiement et leur ordre d’affichage.
On est jamais mieux servi que par soi-même!

Hi,
I suggest you create and use a child theme of Twenty Fifteen. You can find simple instructions on the web how to do it.
in this child theme, in style.css, I used the .site-title to change the font and it worked for me.

Good luck