Jessica

Thanks @zbyte! It worked for me as well.

Figured it out. It had to do with some setting in Active Directory.
For anyone who may have this issue here is what I did to fix it:

1. Log Into WordPress admin using an administrator account.
2. Navigate to Settings/Active Directory Integration
3. Open the User tab
a. Mark the check box by the following:
i. Automatic User Creation
ii. Automatic User Update
iii. Auto Update User Description
b. Select the Save Changes button.
4. Select the Authorization tab.
a. Role Equivalent Groups: Change the code to put the
publishers before the editors.

WordPress assigns roles based on Active Directory groups and takes
the first group that matches. As a result, we needed to change the
order of the groups, putting the publisher before the editor as
the publisher has more privileges.
b. Select the Save Changes button.

Best practice would be: when giving users publisher permissions in Active Directory, remove the editor permissions and add the publisher permissions. Do not keep the editor permissions and add the publisher permissions to them as WordPress only recognizes one group.

Ok, I figured out what was wrong.
The issue lies with where you add the field apparently.

So I had created a form like this on the admin:

Text(left)
Address(left)
Text(right)
Address(right)

That is what broke as far as the formatting.

When I did:
Text(left)
Text(rght)
Address(left)
Address(right)

The issue resolved itself. User error. ??

I also tried the demo, added a text field left and right as well as address. The formatting was off on there as well.

https://demo.vfbpro.com/wp-admin/

Looks like the phone and email are also causing this issue.

I have tried adjusting the styles but nothing works. The text box simply will not line up.

Any advice would be appreciated.

After restarting my form from scratch the issue is with the text box. Not sure why it is doing this.

Hi jokint, I talked about what we tried above, however, what we ended up doing is using a different menu.

Turns out this was an issue with the wp-config file.

Well that’s a bummer. I was really hoping to use your plugin. Thanks for getting back to me.

Also, I am working on our internal servers, I am not sure if that makes a difference, if it does, what is the solution? This is for our intranet and it would be so great if I could use this plugin.

I too would be interested in understanding why this is not working. I am having the same issue.

Thanks esame! So what is happening is that your link is putting your url in front of the link url:

https://www.skatejawn.com/homies/www.njskateshop.com

In the editor, select the link, open the insert/edit link icon and remove the following:

www.skatejawn.com/homies/

Your links will work.

Hope that helps.

Hi,
I took a look at your code, it depends on how involved you want to get here. If you want to go in and actually change the HTML by adding a new div, you can do that, but a simple solution may be to add a style to your css to wrap the content and the button.

.inner-content{background-color:#e7dfd4;}

I noticed that in your mock up you had a different color for the middle one: #d3c4af, if you are able, you could add a new class, for example, named middle to the inner content:

<div class="inner-content middle">

Then add your new style to the css:

.middle{background-color:#d3c4af;}

I would remove the following styles, if you need the div for placement you can leave it but just remove the inline style.

<div style="padding: 3px; background-color: #cab282; line-height: 1.4;">

Hope this helps you get started in the right direction.

Hi esam510,
Can you please proved another link, the link above does not take me to the page so I am unable to view the links.