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Unfortunately changing that one thing caused something to happen to the theme that wouldn’t rectify with css changes. Had someone working on it for 6hrs.

I have since discovered that different themes save the ‘Quick CSS from the dashboard options in various places, some even as an add-on at the end of a php file or in the Db.

I found a solution which was to save the files I had changed since the last back up then rolled the entire site back to the last back up and uploaded the customised files.

Everything works 100% now and I will never use the theme ‘Quick CSS’ for anything again.

Didn’t work @wilderbee that caused some crazy screen layout with the div floating high and right.
I’m just removing the form from the home page for now, it’s simply too messy and clunky with that submit div sitting on it’s own like a fat ginger kid in a school playground.

Is this feature coming soon?

Awesome @ Mike Challis, that would be fantastic.
If possible can we know here when that is done?

Any feedback on this? It’s been some time.

Thank you.

Sorry, that’s no good, it isn’t even responsive, and that’s simply not practical in 2016.
Relative and absolute don’t fix it anyway.

I can’t be the first person to try to do this.?
Surely this should be an option in the form admin, in the same way that fields can be set to follow previous?

It just makes sense to be able to style the form this way, not everyone want’s forms in a sidebar.

OK what you’re looking at is a screenshot of FSCF on the dev site.

I am not posting a link to the dev site on a public forum.

What I want to do is simple, I want the SUBMIT div/button to display inline as in ‘follow previous field’ setting in fields but for the submit div/button.

In the image I posted there is a red box, I want the submit button to display there.

Here is a link from source code for the form but I don’t see what the standard settings used in the rest of the form will have to do relocating the submit button.

https://pastebin.com/TMswF1MK

OK the link function isn’t working, place an https:// in front of that URL.

i1378.photobucket.com/albums/ah89/Rent-it/Condo%20For%20Rent%20Bangkok%20%20%20Bangkok%20Property%20Agency%20%20%20Rent%20it%20Bkk_zpsz6asd0za.png

Great, can’t seem to post a link here.

Sorry that doesn’t help.
I want the submit button to follow previous field.

Check this link to an image of what i want to do: submit where the red box goes.

It’s not a field i want to follow previous field, I can do that, it’s the submit button.
See the link to an image of what I want to do.
I want the submit button to follow previous fields and position where the red box is.
Site is on a dev server, I can’t link to it from here.

OK so I don’t get this, below is the code for the form, can you check it and tell me what’s up?

<div class="row">
		<div class="col-lg-6 col-md-6">
			<div class="form-group">
				<input type="text*" name="name" id="name" class="form-control input-lg" placeholder="Name" tabindex="1">
			</div>
		</div>

		<div class="col-lg-6 col-md-6">
			<div class="form-group">
				<input type="email" name="email" class="form-control input-lg" placeholder="Email" tabindex="2">
			</div>
		</div>

Nearly resolved.

What do you think the issue is with that field that won’t let me delete code?

Also is there a way to not have the field name appear to be a link?
Look at one of the page links above to my site, you will see that on mouse over the name of a label, i.e. ‘requirement’ or ‘first name’ appear to be a link, this causes Google to highlight that as an error in this Google page

You won’t get an answer here, author hasn’t replied to a support request in months, delete it and move on, I did after wasting 6 months of positive reviews.