drhobbs

Yes, I was wondering something similar. I switched to just using the code in the post, b/c using the widget (in the body or sidebar) only gives a truncated testimonial…after about 2 1/2 lines of text. It looks great, b/c you wouldn’t want the FULL long testimonial every time. UNFORTUNATELY, after the reader becomes interested, that switches to frustration when they cannot finish the story…at least not without looking through all the testimonials to find the one they were reading.
I too think I must be missing something.
Perhaps we could add a link, after a determined number of words in a testimonial, that took them to a page that was set to display ONLY that testimonial. But then, there would always be that link within the full story…and that wouldn’t look good.
Any ideas?

Thanks Dave,

You are a great teacher…not too much, not too little.

may God bless you.

Okay, I think I’ve got it. Thank you all.

See the result:
(As you may see, now I’m working on formatting pictures. this is what it means to be self-employed — knowing way more than I should, but not near enough as I need.)

I applied the ” ” Hopefully you see the & a n b s p ; in that sentence. That worked, AFTER I noticed that I left out the semicolon — details do matter.

This is the code: `<p> I am interested (optional)<br />
[checkbox interestedinLine1 “Pain or Numbness Relief – Head, Neck, Arm, or Hand” ]
[checkbox interestedinLine2 “Pain or Numbness Relief – Back, Hip, Leg, or Foot”]
[checkbox interestedinLine3 “Nutrition        ” “Wellness Info            ” “Intestinal Relief” “Detoxification” “Weight/Fat Loss”]
[checkbox interestedinLine4 “Allergy Relief ” “ADHD/Autism/Dyslexia” “Comfortable Pregnancy”] </p>`

I’m sorry, I’m a bit slow when it comes to this css stuff. I’m still not sure how to combine what you gave me with what I have. I need the check boxes to have a line break after having a few on one line.

Oh, here is something that seems to work, at least for my skill set. Take a look at this:

It’s not ideal. To be most pleasing for the viewer, I would like to have each box line up in 3 columns, but it’s livable.

This is the code:

<p> I am interested (optional)<br />
[checkbox interestedinLine1  "Back Pain Relief" "Neck Pain Relief" "Headache Relief"]
[checkbox interestedinLine2 "Arm or Leg Pain Relief" "Wellness Info"  "Allergy Relief"] <br /> [checkbox interestedinLine3 "Nutrition" "ADHD/Autism/Dyslexia" "Intestinal Relief"]<br /> [checkbox interestedinLine4 "Detoxification" "Weight/Fat Loss" "Comfortable Pregnancy"] </p>

davejampole

Wow! that was very generous of you to be so specific. I will show you how it generates on my site: https://www.visaliasynergychiropractic.com/?page_id=193

You can see the list of check boxes I made above the info. you gave me.

This is the code in my Text are of Contact Form 7:

<p>Your Name (required)<br />
    [text* your-name] </p>

<p>Your Email (required)<br />
    [email* your-email] </p>

 <p>I am interested (optional)<br />
 [checkbox Iaminterestedinlearningmoreabout  "Back Pain Relief" "Neck Pain Relief" "Headache Relief"  "Arm or Leg Pain Relief" "Wellness Info"  "Allergy Relief"    "Nutrition      " "ADHD/Autism/Dyslexia" "Intestinal Relief"  "Detoxification" "Weight/Fat Loss" "Comfortable Pregnancy"] </p>

<fieldset>
<div><label>E-mail address
[text* Email class:text class:email]</label>
<label>Address
[text* Address 35/ class:txt class:Address]</label></div>
<div class="onerow">
<div><label>City
[text* City 27/ class:text class:City] </label></div>
<div><label>St.
[text* State 2/ class:text class:State]</label></div>
<div><label>ZIP
[text* Zip 12/12 class:text class:Zip]</label></div>
</div>
<div class="cleared"> </div>
</fieldset>

<p>Subject<br />
    [text your-subject] </p>

<p>Your Message<br />
    [textarea your-message] </p>

<p>[submit "Send"]</p>

davejampole

I would like to be able to do what you have for the City, State, Zip, followed or preceded by your address or email example. essentially, a line that breaks, not just b/c it ran out of space, but b/c that is where it looks or works best to break it.

Oh, I see, for some reason the Options were never generated in the code. It only put in the title.

I added your code, then I regenerated, just to see. It turned out just as you recommended. Thank you.

Well that does sound quite simple. Unfortunately, this is all the relevant text that shows in the Form text area:

`<p>Your Email (required)<br />
[checkbox Iaminterestedinlearningmoreabout] </p>`

So, it seems to reference the information that makes up that checkbox, but it is not the code that defines the checkbox. Does that make sense?