leo130

I actually figured it out for anyone wondering:

.slide-item {background-position: 50% YOURVALUE !important}

I also am having the same problem. Has anyone figured out what to apply the margin to to move the entire slider down? It seems that adding a margin to header-slider class just cuts off the image for that many pixels.

Something like adding if ($curr_step != $last_step) continue;

Also, I looked at the file /forms-3rdparty-integration/forms-3rdparty-integration.php. I was wondering if I could add code here to set to conditionally send the data to Salesforce only when the array sees [step] => 2-2 ?

// now we can conditionally check whether use the service based upon submission data
$use_this_form = apply_filters($this->N(‘use_submission’), $use_this_form, $submission, $sid);
if( !$use_this_form ) continue;

So, if i need to change what the 3rd Party Integration plugin is looking at, then which .php file should I be making changes to? Just the /forms-3rdparty-integration/plugins/contactform7.php? I tried changing post_type

/**
* Returns an array of the plugin’s forms, loosely as ID => NAME;
* will be reformatted into ID => NAME by @see GET_FORM_LIST_ID and @see GET_FORM_LIST_TITLE
*/
protected function GET_PLUGIN_FORMS() {
// since they’re stored as a custom post type
return get_posts( array(
‘numberposts’ => -1,
‘orderby’ => ‘ID’,
‘order’ => ‘ASC’,
‘post_type’ => ‘wpcf7_posted_data’ ) );
}

If I remove the Multi-Step plugin and just submit Form 2 by itself, the two fields are correctly populated in Salesforce, but when I put in the multi-step capability, only data from Form 1 shows up in Salesforce, even though all of the fields show up correctly with their corresponding Salesforce fields in my 3rd Party Integration debug Array.