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Yes, I’ve done all the steps listed on Google to solve typical WordPress permission issues. As I said in the original post, it works fine on another site in the exact same environment with the same PHP settings (memory allocation, etc). It only happens when I click on the “settings” link, but works fine on another site when I click on the same link. I can create an admin account for you if you’d like?

I found a solution for this with putting some code in my functions.php file, but it would be nice if the plug-in just wrapped both the input and label field.

I see that Contact Form 7 uses HTML5 validation. Is there a way to add “pattern” to the shortcode field?

I was able to fix the issues I was having with changing some of the CSS rules to account for the added classes (I haven’t applied them to the above site yet). If anyone runs into similar issues, I can provide what I did.

I don’t need just to wrap the whole field, I need to have each part of the address wrapped with it’s own class. Like one class for street, one class for city, one for state/province and one for postal code.

Is it possible to add a shortcode in the address field?

Problem is this still doesn’t solve the problem of each of the address items having it’s own CSS classes. I’d need to also add variables for the various address items and modify the form to include the fields to add to the database. Looks like I may have to use a different plug-in now.

I’m also having this error and it just started a couple days ago. My server is running an older version of Openssl and I have my hosting company update it. I wonder if WordPress is being stricter on the authentication.