Search Results for 'contact form 7'

[Robert]

Robert

#16421

Hello!

This:

.kad-btn, .button {
color: #FFFFFF;
background: #35b128;
}

.kad-btn:hover, .button:hover {
color: #FFFFFF;
background: #399630;
}

works fine for other buttons, but how to add color (active and hover) in custom CSS for Contact form 7 button?

Thanks.

Best regards.

[Robert]

Robert

#16421

Hello!

This:

.kad-btn, .button {
color: #FFFFFF;
background: #35b128;
}

.kad-btn:hover, .button:hover {
color: #FFFFFF;
background: #399630;
}

works fine for other buttons, but how to add color (active and hover) in custom CSS for Contact form 7 button?

Thanks.

Best regards.

[mikes]

mikes

#15969

Thanks Ben,

Yes it was looking like it would be more trouble than it was worth that way. I ended up just overriding the page-feature.php in the child and editing that to change the features to 2 columns with one being the feature and one being the small Contact 7 form. And using some custom CSS to handle the responsive sizing for the new split features. Works pretty well so far. Right now it’s just running locally. I was only thinking of adding it as a new page template just in case the client wanted to use the existing fullwidth features, but that wasn’t critical. I’ll post a link when it goes live.

[Piotr]

Piotr

#15913

Id like to add here that Ive increased pho memory in wp-settings.php

// Set initial default constants including WP_MEMORY_LIMIT, WP_MAX_MEMORY_LIMIT, WP_DEBUG, WP_CONTENT_DIR and WP_CACHE.
wp_initial_constants();
define( ‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’96M’ );

Plus I’m using the following plugins:
– Black Studio TinyMCE Widget
– Contact form 7
– Contact Form DB
– Google Analytics for WordPress
– Jetpack by WordPress.com
– Page Builder by SiteOrigin
– Redux Framework
– Revolution Slider
– W3 Total Cache

[mikes]

mikes

#15868

Hi,

I’m working with a child theme where I’m creating a custom feature page template. I’ve copied the page-feature.php to the child theme to use as a basis. I then added the filter to the functions.php to turn off the sidebar, but now that loses the feature content on the page (along with all the feature options in the backend). Is there another filter function I need to add to reactivate the feature content?

Once I get the feature content back, I want to split it into two columns so that I can have the selected feature content (just like on the normal feature pages) but limited to the left 70% of the row with the right 30% showing a small contact form 7 next to it.

[mikes]

mikes

#15868

Hi,

I’m working with a child theme where I’m creating a custom feature page template. I’ve copied the page-feature.php to the child theme to use as a basis. I then added the filter to the functions.php to turn off the sidebar, but now that loses the feature content on the page (along with all the feature options in the backend). Is there another filter function I need to add to reactivate the feature content?

Once I get the feature content back, I want to split it into two columns so that I can have the selected feature content (just like on the normal feature pages) but limited to the left 70% of the row with the right 30% showing a small contact form 7 next to it.

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#15761

Hey,
Not currently. It’s something I’m looking into adding. But right now your best bet is to use this plugin: http://wordpress.org/plugins/contact-form-7/

There are styles already added for this so it will look the same as the theme contact form.

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#15106

Hey,
You have css that makes the header appear that way… for example this is in your custom css box:

@media (max-width: 992px) {
.kad-header-left {
width: 75%;
float: left;
}
} 

and that targets mobile devices. If you want your logo to be full width you need to remove that css.
And your contact information can either be hidden with css to you can add css to align center.

As for image quality have to ever heard of retina? Most mobile screens use it today and it views sites with twice the pixel density that a desktop screen does. So all your brand images in the footer are all stretched because they are not large enough.

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#14952

Hey,
You can use the map both ways. If you use the contact page or not.

If you want to use a contact page template, turn the contact form off, add columns by clicking the “virtue shortcodes” or by using pagebuilder. Then add your contact form 7 shortocde to whatever column you want.

If you use a full width page then add a google map shortocde or widget above your contact form area.

Ben

[Emmanuel]

Emmanuel

#14905

Hi,

I’m using Contact Form 7 but the widgets zone is not at the correct position : *Login to see link

How i can solve this ? It’s only on this page.

Can i use the same contact form like in the demo (with map and text) and add the contact form 7 form ?

Thx

[Emmanuel]

Emmanuel

#14905

Hi,

I’m using Contact Form 7 but the widgets zone is not at the correct position : *Login to see link

How i can solve this ? It’s only on this page.

Can i use the same contact form like in the demo (with map and text) and add the contact form 7 form ?

Thx

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#14715

Hey,
What is the end result of the registration form. Are the users information sent to an email?

You can create your own custom php pages using a child theme and using custom page templates.

You can also use a plugin like contact form 7 to create custom forms instead of creating your own if the result is just an email sent to you.

Ben

[Hannah]

Hannah

#13777

Hey, they’re using a plugin. I think it’s this one: http://wordpress.org/plugins/contact-form-7/
If not that should still get you close.

Hannah

[Sherif]

Sherif

#13773

Hi,

I am sorry, I know this is not about the theme, but thought you might help

How can I get contact form in style like the one in the end of this link:

*Login to see link

Thanks

[Sherif]

Sherif

#13773

Hi,

I am sorry, I know this is not about the theme, but thought you might help

How can I get contact form in style like the one in the end of this link:

*Login to see link

Thanks

[Frank]

Frank

#13358

Hello,

I just updated Virtue Premium and Contact Form 7 to the newest versions.
When I now go to WP-Admin and I click on theme options (from Virtue Premium), I get:

”Internal Server Error

The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request
http://www.frankgeenen.nl”

I never encountered this problem before.
My website works and other WordPress options in WP-Admin also work.

How can I fix this?

Greetings Frank

[Frank]

Frank

#13358

Hello,

I just updated Virtue Premium and Contact Form 7 to the newest versions.
When I now go to WP-Admin and I click on theme options (from Virtue Premium), I get:

”Internal Server Error

The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request
http://www.frankgeenen.nl”

I never encountered this problem before.
My website works and other WordPress options in WP-Admin also work.

How can I fix this?

Greetings Frank

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#13116

page-contact.php

I don’t recommend because you are going to loose all the changes once you update the theme and using a plugin like contact form 7 is seriously faster then editing a theme file. It’s very very easy to set up and already styled for this theme.
Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#13071

Hey,
There is an update to the Dutch translation coming in the next version of the theme. But if you need specifics you can use the language files to translate or just use a plugin like contact form 7 where you would have all the control.

Ben

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#12928

Hey Greg, Easiest thing if you want a custom contact form is to use a plugin, like contact form 7. It’s already styled for the theme and gives you the options to add fields.

Ben

[James]

James

#12892

Thanks for the quick response and the help Ben – got Contact form 7 and works great. As to tutorials I will give it some thought as I don’t want to just throw something against the wall just to respond. I guess MY biggest problem is wading through everything and trying to figure out what it does. Yes, everything has a name and a function, but if you are just learning you have no idea what some of them do. It would be great to have a description of the different elements that are in the page builder etc. that says what they do, not just their name. Of course that is not needed for everything – it’s pretty self explanatory what a slider is, and so on. If you already have this on the site and I just need to spend more time looking through the documentation then please let me know and also please accept my apology for saying you need better tutorials 🙂 Thanks again for a great theme!

[A]

A

#12821

AHA, i see the contactform 7 does strange.. Can there be a connection maybe?

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#12797

Hey James,
This theme only includes a contact form with the contact page template: http://docs.kadencethemes.com/virtue/#contactpage

If you wanted to add to a sidebar or really any widget area I recommend using a plugin. Contact form 7 works great with this theme.

As for tutorials do you have any recommended topics that might help? I am happy to take input and would love to make the tutorials easy to understand and follow.
Ben

[Graeme]

Graeme

#10298

Hi Ben,

Many thanks, So updates should not effect the site. Thats good to know, but I will do a backup when its finished!

I know the basics of HTML and how to change the things I want in CSS, I was just looking for a quick way to style the sidebar to match the sites main CSS. I have Contact Form 7 on a page, and at the moment, RSS feed, and Links (blogroll feed) in a sidebar. May add twit feed etc later.

I looked at some of the links text in the blogroll, using firefox, as far as I could tell, it was reading H4 from the CSS, but it does not render as such.

Anyway, I will do some research and plow on.

Thanks,

Graeme.

[Ben Ritner]

Ben Ritner

#10159

ok Not in the form in the sidebar… in the plugin settings of contact form 7 where you can edit the shortcode output.

You can just send me a link with a login to [email protected]

Ben