helgesonk

Got it. Thank you for explaining things:)

It appears there may be a bug in the most recent version that does not play well with javascript and Google reCaptcha. I reverted back to an older version of the plugin and added a quiz question instead.

I have been using Contact Form7 and reCaptcha for years so your link is not helpful. This is a javascript issue not an implementation issue. When the reCaptach keys are active the submit button does nothing at all, not even throw the error messages for incomplete fields. I have tried deactivating the rest of the plugins on the site and the issue still persists. Is this an known issue with the most recent version of Contact Form 7? Is there a workaround I can use?

After some trial and error I figured it out. I had to customize the shortcode label to use something besides the default “gallery” and now it loads properly. Please disregard my earlier request:)

I am having this same issue. Are you able to post the steps you suggested to patrickhealy in order to resolve the issue?

I don’t set an offset of that size any where in the CSS for the live site. This is all I have:

.post-6167 .post__contact-item–phone::before {
content: ‘\f095’;
top:2px !important;
margin-right:6px !important;
}
.lsvr_event-post-single .post__addressmap::before {
top:2%;
left:86%;
}

I tried removing both of these styles and it didn’t remove the top offset but when I switched the dev site from using the child theme to the parent theme, it worked just fine. This led me to try removing chunks of the CSS to see if I could narrow down what is causing the offset and it appears the min-height in this style is the culprit:

iframe {
overflow: scroll;
width: 99%;
height: 100%;
min-height:800px;
border: 0px;
}

I added that style to control the height of the Google map on the Contact page so I pulled it out and made it class-specific to the map div and voila, the video now load without the offset (https://bigskytown.staging.wpengine.com/farmers-market)!

Thank you for looking further into this issue. I thought duplicate code might have been what was causing the issue but wasn’t sure how best to track it down. I was going to switch a dev version of the site over to a different theme to check things out but didn’t have a chance to get to it yet today. I will see if I am able to get things switched over to the swipebox version instead of fancybox.

Not sure why the link pasted in like that. Here is the correct URL:

https://www.explorebigsky.com/inventory-down-sales-prices-up-in-gallatin-county/21623

The theme has not been changed since the site went live in 2015 and I have not added any jQuery Updater plugins.

I had a feeling it was something simple that I overlooked. That worked! I had to add a width to #wp-flybox_tab1 .form-tab though in order to keep the box from getting super wide so that ended up being width:360px; instead. Thank you for your quick response!

Thank you for your response. Normally I would agree, but I’m not sure how it could be a conflict since everything on the site was functioning correctly at the end of last week and I have not made any changes or installed any new plug-ins since then. Would it be worth trying to revert back to the previous version of NextGEN Gallery? If so, where would I find a zip of the older files?