sarah97302

this is resolved, the problem was a duplicate jquery call / conflict with another plugin.

I’m having the exact same problem.

form code below:

<div style="footer-signup">
	<label for="mc4wp_email">Email address: </label>
	<input type="email" id="mc4wp_email" name="EMAIL" required placeholder="Email address" />

	<input type="submit" value="Sign up" />
</div>

https://felshtin.org/wordpress/

Themeswitcher plugin is Device Theme Switcher — however, the issue with the CSS is independent of the plugin, and was occurring before I installed it.

The issue with CSS is in the mobile and tablet themes. Desktop theme is the parent theme and uses the primary style.css file. The mobile and tablet themes are the child themes, and their CSS files are not applying correctly. Every style in the mobile and tablet css that had been previously declared in the parent theme css is being overridden by the parent theme file.

I figured out a partial workaround for this: by putting the link to the mobile site in the main template

<?php if (class_exists(‘Device_Theme_Switcher’)) : Device_Theme_Switcher::generate_link_back_to_mobile(); endif; ?>

I can manually switch to the mobile site and edit css that way.

Is there a way I can add a manual link to the tablet theme?