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For that you just need to place the cursor into the fields and edit the option names and then just press save.
If for some reason you do not manage to do that, please share your js console output.

Tested the plugin under those browsers again. works fine. Can you please drop a link to the page to look?

we are planning to fix this issue in our next release.

I offer several options:
1. If you still need answers, please try to read again what I wrote above.
2. If my answer is still unclear for some reasons, please try contact the support by going to https://easy-contact-forms.com/support.
3. Please do not forget, that we are programmers and that’s why we feel more comfortable with handling technical problems, not personal.
So if you choose to use option 2, please change your language to respectful.

#divEasyContactForms label{width: 100px;display:block;clear:right;color:#000000;margin:8px 0 3px 0;white-space:nowrap;font-size:1.1em !important;}

yes, this is our code, but this is the admin side label styling code, it has nothing to do with the front end forms ??

And yes, CSS is a special way of plugin look customization for any theme where it is going to be used. Basically, this is what CSS exists for.

Most probably your theme define own colors, etc, so the best way to change something is to use the !important declaration in the plugin CSS fields, prior to saying that the plugin ignores something.

My smile, my friend, was about all that bad language you use, not about the technical issues you have. ??

– The text for the labels insists on coming up white, no matter what I add or change in the CSS

The plugin does not have its own label colors.

– it won’t recognize any custom CSS either made as a style folder for the plugin or input through the dashboard
The plugin is 100% CSS based, meaning there is no ‘non-custom’ css.

– there’s no way to configure the left column as anything except 100px, which is incredibly STUPID as many labels easily exceed that length

There are a lot of simple ways of changing the label length. Nothing is hard-coded.

– emails to support go unanswered
Emails to support may go unanswered because of several reasons. First of them is how you input your email address.

with the added bonus of CRAPPY support.
Oh, thank you, sir, for your excellent style of describing our plugin and our attempt to handle hundreds of support requests ??

Hi,

did you try to contact the support at https://easy-contact-forms.com/support/ , and if so, what answer from them did you have?

this option does the same thing. It loads the same tag at the end of the form output. The only difference that it is version independent. We change js version each time to prevent cache issues.

Beginning from v1.2.2 we included an option allowing to overcome this issue.

Can you please contact us via the support form on our site?

OK, thank you for responding.

Please drop me a link to look. If you do not want to share the link here, drop it to me via the support form on our site.

At the time of installation the plugin connects to a user who installs the plugin, and considers him/her an only administrator.

The plugin works with contact information so it has an extra access layer. In order to get access to the plugin you should add a contact profile and provide him/her with plugin Admin rights.

the plugin checks user id and looks at its database. If such user exists it begins working, asking to log in otherwise.

Please let me know if you still need my support.

Hi, thank you for the feedback.

Generally, there are 2 triggers: on a new comment and on an object status change.
Please see the Application Setting help section for additinal details.