AsraiLight

Just for arguments sake, I’ve also tried assigning this content to variables and outputting the variables in a return string. It doesn’t work. Here’s the code:

if (array_key_exists('logo-file', $_GET))
{
$logo-file = '<img style="max-height: 75px;" src="/assets/' . strip_tags( stripslashes( $_GET['logo-file'] ) ) . '" alt="" />';
}
return $logo-file;

Thank you so much rwassell for your solution! I’ve been beating my head trying to figure out why I was getting the background of my CAPTCHA images but not the foreground with the letters and numbers. Turns out all I had to do was copy the gentium folder to the plugin’s folder and voila! After attempting to edit htaccess files, the plugin’s PHP file, check my PHP version, edit permissions, etc. this was super easy.

So thanks again for sharing that solution!

That would be very generous of you, thank you. Unfortunately our form is currently on a development server, not visible to the public. I will see if I can get a public version and send it to you, to see if you have any ideas.

Thanks again!

I tried the technique above, but now it’s caused another issue. Any field for which I have defined the size is now overridden by this percentage, and appears at 80% of the maximum possible width, even if I’ve tried to set it to a smaller size.

Using max-width instead of width offers closer results, but still not accurate. I am playing with it to see if I can get it how I need it, but any other suggestions would be very welcome.

Thank you, I will try that on Monday and see if it fixes the issue. I will still need to define two different ones, depending on if it’s IE or not. But hopefully this will at least fix this particular issue!

Thanks biswajeet, that was actually the first thing I tried…but it doesn’t work. The “size” attribute within the actual tag always overrides any CSS I put in the stylesheet. I just wish there was a way to keep Contact Form 7 from adding the “size” attribute at all, instead of always adding it regardless of whether it’s defined in the contact form.

That’s so odd…so it does appear fine to others, just not to me? That must be a browser issue, or even a computer issue, since it appears that way for all of my browsers. Now I’m even more stumped, but thanks for verifying that it looks OK for you at least. ??

No one has ever had this problem before?

Also, this seems extra odd: when visiting the site with HTTPS, the favicon appears to be correct. When visiting HTTP, it is not. But this is not consistent.

I’m wondering if it’s an issue with my browsers, computer, or the website?

I finally figured out the issue. When I uploaded the plugin manually to my plugins folder, my FTP client set the permissions to low. I had to reset the directory to 755 and each of the files within to 644. Now I can see it in the plugins directory, and activate it.

I’ve also tried clearing my cache, quitting and reopening my browser, and using a different browser. The plugin still isn’t appearing in my list of plugins.

Thank you, I will try that! I finally found a page in the documentation that tells how to do this, but had to find it through Google: https://contactform7.com/selectable-recipient-with-pipes/

This is great, thank you! I have one question – what if I want to create a form that sends the message to a different email address depending on a drop down or radio button selected by the user? For example:

A user selects that they are a potential customer, so their contact form goes to sales. Or a user selects that they are an existing customer, so their contact form goes to customer support.

Is that possible with your solution?

I found the answer (that works for me) here.

I found the answer (that works for me) here.