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Go to ‘Settings’ -> ‘Custom Post Types’ -> Edit your custom type -> On ‘Administration’ panel change ‘Position on menu’ to 27.

If you can display other content on the page, you should have no issues with displaying the form.

Since all the plugin files are in place my best guess would be – something’s wrong with the template. Try changing the template for your contact us page to ‘default template’.

On a side note – the person who developed the theme should probably be your first point of contact.

It’s clear that you don’t understand how CSS works, my suggestion would be either to take a course on HTML/CSS or get someone else to make the changes for you.

A copy of a css that is already modern (whatever that means)is not going to help you, trust me.

Thanks Takayuki! I wasn’t aware of it. You should probably have it removed then.

Submit button is an input as well so your first selector includes it.

You can either replace ‘.wpcf7-form input’ with ‘.wpcf7-form input.wpcf7-text’ or (and I would personally prefer this option) create a class .transparent50 {opacity: .50;} and apply it to each element individually in form settings like so: [text text-688 class:transparent50]

Hi,

I haven’t tried it myself, but this one should do it

Contact Form 7 for different recipients

Why don’t you just use comma-separated list of emails?

It’s hard to make it simpler than it is – css properties ‘width’ and ‘height’ are responsible for inputs dimensions, ‘padding’ also affects how wide and high your inputs are. ‘border’ property controls the border.

If you think this is not much of a help to you, this means that you definitely need to go and do a few tutorials on CSS, before you attempt any styling.

Hope this helps!

Your Name field is being validated as an e-mail field, change it from ’email*’ to ‘text*’ in your form settings and you should be good to go.

I’m pretty sure you can do it all with just css.

Messing with plugins files is generally not a good idea, because all your changes will be gone when you update the plugin.

In your style.css remove the following

.wpcf7-form p {
display: block;
margin: -20px 0 5px;
}

Was just going to ask the same thing. One of my sites got infected by malware and got blacklisted by google, I found the malicious code in wp-config.php and discovered that it was 666! While in the Codex they recommend 600. Turns out that wp-config.php is 666 on all the WP sites I setup, I agree that they should change the default value to 644 or 600. Just my 2 cents.