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  • Plugin Author hoffcamp

    (@hoffcamp)

    For (1) add the following somewhere in a CSS document that you can edit without losing changes:

    .fm-form ul li{
        background: none;
    }

    If your theme doesn’t have a spot to put custom CSS, you can make a ‘note’ element at the top of your form, remove the label, and check the HTML option for the note element. Then put the above CSS within <style> and </style> and you should be all set.

    As for the validation the submit button needs to have the ‘onclick’ property set to return fm_submit_onclick(1). This will call the javascript validation. Good luck!

    Thread Starter kevinandkathi

    (@kevinandkathi)

    Hoffman,

    A while ago you posted the above response. The bullet problem is fixed. I don’t know how/where to edit the HTML to add the onclick property to the submit button. Can you direct me?

    Plugin Author hoffcamp

    (@hoffcamp)

    There isn’t a simple way to do that, but it *can* be done.

    You could customize the form template to customize the button directly. Just place your own HTML button instead of the call to fm_form_the_submit_btn().

    OR

    You could add javascript to a ‘note’ form item (make sure to check the HTML box). You will have to use jQuery.ready() to run your code after the page loads.

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