kremisoski

I’ll check it out. Plugin seems to break with AJAX pagination as well. ??

On https://carrodel.com/inventory/ I’m having a bit of a time translating Price and Precio for Spanish and think it may have something to do with the default theme and plugin inserting a colon afterward. Is there anyway around this?

Your website is down =/

I’m also wondering how I could easily remove that function at WP init since it’s not a function I can remove in the way I could remove an action to avoid function redeclaration. Is there a way to simply override the function?

I have a tooltip area that was developed to function with WPML. It was a premium theme that I purchased in order to make a custom child theme for a client with a lower budget. This resides in the top right corner above the main header area but below the admin bar area as can be seen at https://carrodel.com Now you won’t be able to see any languages drop down from the languages in the toolbar, because that is tied to an option in the theme itself which is integrated to work with WPML. I was hoping I could hook into that though and change the language there as opposed to having people work with the navigation menu to switch languages which is more of a pain for mobile users.

Ugh wish I could delete my own posts rather than edit them when I’ve overlooked a previous post.

.class-name1 {
float:right;
}

Your form isn’t even displaying so it’s hard to give any insight or opinions.

What is listed under additional settings in your contact form 7 settings?

Sorry for the triple post, but I was mistaken. It works fine as long as the theme is well structured. I’ve tested it both online and locally with Twenty Eleven. ??

I tried this, and added it to header.php as well as added an additional parameter to the plugin settings. Unfortunately, it’s working fine locally, but not online. Any suggestions?

<script>
function my_redirect() {
var url;
var radioButton = $(‘input[name=test]:checked’, ‘#radio1’).val();
if ( radioButton == ‘Facebook’ ) {
url = ‘https://www.facebook.com&#8217;;
}
else if ( radioButton == ‘Twitter’ ) {
url = ‘https://www.twitter.com&#8217;;
}
else {
url = ‘https://www.youtube.com&#8217;;
}
window.location = url;
return false;
}
</script>

don’t forget the dot before button. ??

go to the contact settings in the left sidebar. edit your contact form’s submit button as indicated above and just put class:button

open up styles.css and add the following somewhere:

You can substitute red for a hexidecimal color such as #FF0000 (which is also red but just an example).

For redirecting to another page follow the advice on this page and make sure you have the following in your page template:

<?php wp_footer(); ?>

https://contactform7.com/blog/2010/03/27/redirecting-to-another-url-after-submissions/

For styling the send button:

[submit class:button id:form-submit "Send Mail"]

You can choose whether you want it to be an id or class to style. Hope this helps.