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| Noelle 3:01 pm December 21, 2008
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Please replace the ??? with your data!
Ever since I upfraded to WP 2.7 and cForms 9.4, my styling hasn't been working. I thought that maybe when I installed it, I might have just had to re-select the stle that I had, but no go.
I logged into the admin and went to the styling page, but the box where you choose the style you want wasn't there. It just said to check if the stling folder existed, which it does.
Any suggestions?
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 4:23 pm December 21, 2008
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looks like your installation went wrong.
http://www.e-starz.net/wp-content/plugins/cforms/
should point to your one and only cforms folder, which I think it doesn't.
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| Noelle 8:40 pm December 21, 2008
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 8:41 pm December 21, 2008
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| Noelle 9:07 pm December 21, 2008
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Thank you! Everything's working now!
Do you know if there's any way to import forms from the settings back up I did from my old site, but not import all the configurational settings?
That is what was messing it up. I kept importing my old forms and it imported the old setting with it, so the paths got messed up.
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 10:57 pm December 21, 2008
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yes, right after the old settings are imported, your paths will also reflect the old environment.
however, all vital settings (e.g. paths) are being reset to the correct values when you disable and re-enable the plugin.
- import old settings
- disable plugin
- re-activate plugin
Note: this only affects the imported settings, not the files: abspath.php or js/cforms.js (that may require manual adjustment if copied from another install)
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| DeDe Neill 8:33 am December 23, 2008
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What a great plugin Thank you.
Is it possible to have two different styles on the same blog.
For example I want to have a newsletter opt in the righthand side bar, and one of the blue forms as my contact us form placed on a Page.
When I change from one style to the other, it changes both forms.
Ether way.. one of them is the wrong size..
Any suggestions on the best way to fix..??
This blog is at its early infant stage and still being built… http://www.goinbridal.com/blog
DeDe
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 9:44 am December 23, 2008
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please see the FAQs and forum entries (search).
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| DeDe Neill 9:43 pm December 23, 2008
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Hi,
Thanks a heap for your quick response
I have found the FAQ I think you are referring to..
But not sure where to apply in the style CSS sheet.
No mention of form #'s in the sheet.
Or where do I insert the form #'s. Do I have insert reference to each form # at each different stage of the style sheet that has to be changed.
What I have tried is…
I watch and have applied the firebug strategy. Looks good..easy to do..
Copied and pasted code as suggested, but this changes all the forms to the new size.
As you can see I am a newbie to all of this, and it is quite a learning curve..!!
Please explain how can I change each form individually.
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| Oliver Munich, Germany posts 6237 10:01 pm December 23, 2008
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The style sheet that you have chosen to be your primary one defines the look&feel for all forms.
Now when introducing specific CSS to only address one of these forms you need to be specific, hence the use of a prefix e.g. #cforms3form …. I recommend placing the new CSS code at the bottom of the primary CSS file.
So whatever parts of the form e.g. fieldset, label, input, buttons etc. you want to change, make sure you give it a prefix to reference the form the change pertains to, otherwise, per your experience, changes will again be applied across the board.
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