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Yes, the styles in the pop up are using a fixed width for the pop up, so it’s too wide for mobile. It seems like it would be a relatively easy fix for the plugin authors to adjust the width to 100% on smaller screens instead of a fixed width.

This update will probably happen too late to be useful for me, but I wanted to suggest it so that it will hopefully help someone else out in the future.

Thank you so much! That worked like a charm.

I reinstalled everything (had to rearrange the folders a bit and change the index.php), but now the homepage loads fine. However, when I click on any main navigation link it goes to a 404 not found page.

the url looks like this:
https://localhost/looking-for-work/

If I put the main root in manually, the page will load:
https://localhost/Mckinley-Marketing-Partners/looking-for-work/

How do I set this up so that I don’t have to manually edit the links every time? I am using the following month and name permalink structure.

Hello Bemdesign,
I followed the steps you outlined above, and was successful up until the point of importing my database to the mamp phpmyadmin table. I think I must have not created the right find and replace links because now my site looks like a plain html file with any css or js loaded. These were the two folder that the wp-migrated-db plugin created automatically:
//mckinleymarketingpartners.com
and
/home/mckinley111/mckinleymarketingpartners.com/html

and I replaced them with the following:

/Applications/MAMP/htdocs/Mckinley
/Applications/MAMP/htdocs/Mckinley

Can you tell me where I went wrong here?

Thanks for responding buzztone. I looked and didn’t see any Javascript errors in the DOM. I’ll update this if I figure it out. I’ve also added the really simple captcha plugin to go along with the form, but that didn’t seem to make a difference.

The problem has been resolved.

One of the jQuery libraries it includes switched a setting in its CDN, so it should be working better now. WP was pulling the wrong URL (no parameters).

Oh, you think that’s what it is? I appreciate your quick responses!

It’s a custom theme, but our developer lives on the west coast and isn’t awake yet.