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Can you update your review to reflect how you feel instead of 5 stars? I almost thought this was a good plugin because it has so many 5 star ratings.

You might want to change your review from 5 stars to 1 so that the average review value reflects how you feel.

Never mind, it was my error; I left a inline style rule in the parent element. Sorry for creating the thread and great job with the plugin!

@heykymmie This worked for me when I was having this bug.

Additionally, is there any way I can recover lost applications from before I switched to the iframe job board? We used the inline job board for several weeks so we may have lost some excellent candidates ??

So I figured out some things:

1. The job board shows twice on page load, once how I’ve styled it and second is just an iframe loaded from Greenhouse.
2. After clicking “Apply Now”, the job board iframe at the bottom will disappear. This is how I’ve hacked hiding it for now; I wrote a script to click the first “Apply Now” button twice.
3. The iframe loaded job board will show the full description on clicking the “Apply Now” button, which means that when someone clicks “Read Full Description” and then decides they want to apply, they click the “Apply Now” button and have to scroll through the full description again before they get to the form. That is not ideal and I’ve hacked that in production by hiding the “Read Full Description” link and tagging “Read Description & ” in front of the “Apply Now” button.

These bugs make this pretty unusable without a lot of extra code, especially in that the inline form just isn’t working. If there is anything I can provide from my setup that will help let me know.

Sure, it’s here. Let me just add that after some work adding Apache browser caching manually and removing JetPack’s Photon (which was using a CDN for images, thus blocking WP Smush), I’ve decided this is as good as it will go. Google says the site’s speed is 63% for mobile and 31% for desktop, which seems awful, but GTMetrix says I get 92% for PageSpeed and 75% for YSlow; you win some, you lose some.

I think what’s causing issues is that my client (whose blog this is) links to a lot of images that aren’t compressed nor on my server, the Pinterest and Twitter widgets I use are pulling code from their websites each time (which I like to do so that the widgets work if there are ever any changes to the API), and the plugins’ scripts aren’t being consolidated into a single JS file.

That fixed it; however, I would really like to use Bootstrap for Contact Form 7. Do you know why this might be happening (I can try to disable something myself)? If not, do you happen to know another way to get Bootstrap into Contact Form 7?

I feel stupid: Just switched my permalinks from %postname%, saved, and then back to %postname%, and it works. See the answer here:

https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/fixing-http-404-errors/

I seem to have the same issue, although I never see the page. The data looks good but if I click the link, I get “page not found.”

Well I’m still developing locally, but it turns out I fixed it. For starters, I’m using WP-Bones to create a theme. I disabled comments but for whatever reason, that setting did not carry over to Fast Secure Contact Form, so I had to disable comments in my page template. Not a big deal but since I can’t see an easy way to make Fast Secure use Bootstrap, I’m moving to Contact Form 7, which allows Bootstrap and Captcha, although I need two additional plug-ins.