• Resolved pbdev

    (@pbdev)


    My site is on a localhost or else I would share it. The issue I am having is that when I try to use a child theme with custom html and css it seems that WP Forms cannot be displayed anywhere on my page that has the custom css and html, but when I go to a page that is just a default page of the parent theme I can see the form working just fine. Is there a way to force WP Forms into my custom page? Or will I have to find another way to get a form on this page?

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  • Plugin Support Ethan Choi

    (@ethanchoi)

    Hi @pbdev,

    Thanks for reaching out!

    If you are using a custom page template, a possible reason could be that the page file is missing the wp_footer() function that plugins like WPForms use to load its assets. For example, in the WordPress default theme TwentyNineteen, that function is included in their footer.php file as you can see in this screenshot.

    If your page template already has the wp_footer() function, please try going to WPForms > Settings, scroll down to select the Load Assets Globally option.

    Hope this helps!

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