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| Michael 7:13 pm February 14, 2011
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It looks as if one of your users did post a solution and I'm able to work with it.
This plug-in did, in fact solve some problems for me and the author has done great work.
I guess I was so taken back by the "styling bug" that I just reacted…
Like I said, I didn't mean to sound too disrespectful, but I really do think that being able to select a different style for each form should be included in the plug-in.
Thank you.
Michael
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| Ja 7:49 pm May 18, 2011
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Hi All
When I click on the screencast download, I just get a 404 file not found. Has it been moved/removed? Was able to download the PDF, but no SWF seems to exist for me.
Thanks
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| alexalex 10:54 pm September 7, 2011
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| betzy 11:58 am January 15, 2012
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hello guys, i have one question
is there a way to hack into css of this plugin to make it lkook like this ?
 
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| Paul Amsterdam, NL posts 421 4:49 pm January 16, 2012
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Hi!
Yes, but requires some more complex CSS changes.
Paul.
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| Patski 1:05 pm March 13, 2012
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Michael said:
It looks as if one of your users did post a solution and I'm able to work with it.
This plug-in did, in fact solve some problems for me and the author has done great work.
I guess I was so taken back by the "styling bug" that I just reacted…
Like I said, I didn't mean to sound too disrespectful, but I really do think that being able to select a different style for each form should be included in the plug-in.
Thank you.
Michael
Being able to select a different style on a per form basis would be lovely but in the meantime the FAQs (link above the forum select box) tells you how to achieve it. Basically you choose the form layout that is closest to what you want overall and then add in the extra classes etc to adjust the relevant parts.
With two forms I found it easier to copy my html for the forms to dreamweaver and link the stylesheet so I could make sure what I was doing on the second didn't impact the first form.
I think this plugin is pretty good though – so many great features that I'll forgive the multiple forms css configuration! 
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6231 6:42 am March 14, 2012
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Well, conceptually users usually either
- have their own form styling requirements, then they have to style their forms individually anyway which cforms allows to do and doesn't limit at all
- or they simply want to use a cforms base layout and apply slight modifications to additional forms on the same page to help distinguish them
-> however: wanting to apply multiple, completely different cforms base styles on the same page however doesn't make much sense – and even if they must have that, they can still do it by following #2 approach above and as outlined in the FAQs
From a technical perspective:
It doesn't make any sense to allow users to apply multiple complete form CSS on the same page, this would result
- in huge and unwanted CSS overhead
- it would require a bit of rocket science to dynamically generate the CSS to ensure it only affects one particular form and not others
- it would cause all CSS to be inline (not in an external file)
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