megnicholas

Hi Yan,

The plugin doesn’t currently allow for additional fields. With the emphasis on ‘simple’ I went for the fields that I thought most people would need.

I may well put this functionality into it in the future.

Thanks for your feedback.

Meg

Hi everthus,

Glad you like the plugin. I use jetpack too, it’s a great plugin.

What you could have done instead was to deactivate jetpack’s contact form module (assuming you didn’t want to have two on your site). This can be done without having to deactivate the whole plugin.

When I named my plugin I realised it was a generic name but I prefered it because it is intuitive for users, and also (perhaps optimistically), that users will have only one contact form plugin installed at one time.

What I might do is to implement an alternative shortcode such as the one you have suggested. That way, users can still have an intuitive name but the alternative caters for times when a conflict could occur.

Thanks again for your feedback, and do let me know if you have any more suggestions as I intend to keep on improving.

Meg

Yes I’ve seen this happen before with Gmail. The mail got sent straight to archive and never appeared in the inbox.

Obviously the plugin has no control on what happens to the mail after it‘s sent. So what I would try is changing the recipient mail address to a non gmail account or use a gmail filter to add a label so the mail doesn’t get ‘lost’.

Let me know how you get on.

You could add some CSS to change the widths.
If you use chrome or firefox browsers right click on the element and that should get you started on what CSS to add.

For a much cleaner solution I could do some customisation for you, let me know.

Unless anyone can correct me on this one I think your only option is to make some changes in archive.php. You would need to detect the category in the loop and change the markup accordingly.

Are you using the CSS that comes with it, i.e have you ticked the box at the bottom of the settings screen?

Ah good you found it ??

If you’re getting internal server errors you need to check your apache logs if you can.

You are very welcome ??

What happens when you view the page within wordpress admin, does it work?

Some of your menu items are going to subdomains instead, obviously you need to check that those urls exist.

Fantastic! Review away ??

On checking the url you listed above, you are not using my plugin on the contact page. If you expecting my contact form to work with your existing one (adding the recaptcha bit), then you are trying to use it the wrong way.

If this is the case you need to deactivate your current contact form plugin and activate mine using the given directions.

We need to check for a possible conflict:

To do this:

deactivate all plugins
Revert to twentytwelve theme

Does recaptcha now work?

If it does add back each thing one by one checking as you go.

Hi John,

Glad you love it ??

Unfortunately the message and message sent headings don’t allow html tags to be entered so you won’t be able to format your message like that.

If you really need this I can customise the plugin for you but obviously I would have to charge.

Sorry I can’t be of more help.

Meg

Hi

Are you getting any error message instead such as Format of site key was invalid?

Are you testing from the same domain that you registed with the recaptcha service?

Meg