two10Cathy

Hi sashafelix,

I had a similar problem. To fix it you need to:

Find out the ID of the element on your page (you can use the Inspector on your browser to find out what that is).

Add some custom code to your Child theme, something like below, and change the width to fit your site’s sidebar width.

/*FIXED WIDGETS*/
#[id-name] {max-width: 300px;}

Hope that helps!

That’s fine.

So, I’ve activated the plugin and it’s taken on some settings, but can I not have any further control?

If not, that’s fine. Just wanted to make sure I understand how it works.

Thanks!
Cathy

Hi there,

No, it’s the gravity forms plugin. The instructions are:

The Easy Way:
Login to your wp-admin Dashboard
Click Plugins
Click “Add New” (up the top)
Search for “Divi Styling for Gravity Forms”
Click “Install”
Click “Activate”
Navigate to Divi > Backup/Restore Theme Options and begin using the plugin

But I can’t see that option…

Thanks,
Cathy

Hi Ines,

Thanks for your reply. This is a stupid question, but where do I put that code? Inside the shortcode? eg

[mc4wp_checkbox “Subscribe to our newsletter?” <input type=”hidden” name=”_mc4wp_lists[]” value=”ListIDGoesHere” />]

I did try that, but the value text appeared on the page.

Any guidance appreciated!

Thanks,
Cathy