I have a posted a new beta version of WordPress Google Form. This version (v.054-beta-6) fixes a problem reported today which happens when Logging is enabled on certain servers. This update will now test for the variables it wants to track before trying to use them.
This update also includes an enhancement with respect to HTTP API Transports. Previously the plugin allowed control of the various transport options in debug mode. Recently I found a case where it made sense to disable one of the transports on a permanent basis so I have pulled that functionality out of the debug module and moved it into the plugin core.
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Hi Michael,
I am experiencing a CSS issue with the embedded form inside my wordpress blog. Let’s take a look: http://adopte.co/?wpgform_qv=devenez-adopteur-des-startups-innovantes-concues-en-france
Can you help me please?
Thanks a lot!
Christophe
You most certainly are! What would you like it to look like?
Hi Mike,
thanks a lot for answering so fast!
Actually I just would like the list to stay “regular” fitted: http://i.imgur.com/inSNCgt.png
Thanks!
I will try and look at it later tonight. It looks different now than it did earlier. The radio button is very large. Is that your intent?
Your site is looking better but you still have a giant checkbox – the fix for the checkbox should be similar to the one for the radio button – height:auto.
Nope… I got 2 different UIs when I’m displaying the website on firefox and Chrome…. 🙁 I just want a regular-shaped list 🙂
🙂
So the first thing I would is add the following custom CSS, it will make the radio buttons return to standard size:
.ss-form-container input {
display: inline;
}
I am still trying to figure out why the alignment is all out of whack.
Try this and see if it makes it look better:
div.ss-form-container input {
height: auto;
width: auto;
}
div.ss-form-container li {
list-style-type: none !important;
}
You would add this CSS code to the Custom CSS field on the plugin settings page.