I am just getting started with the form and purchased it in conjunction with the WP Theme Agent Press 2.0 which featured the plugin in their demo. I have added the checkbox field and the radio buttons are partially cutting off.
I am just getting started with the form and purchased it in conjunction with the WP Theme Agent Press 2.0 which featured the plugin in their demo. I have added the checkbox field and the radio buttons are partially cutting off.
Neat. Can you post a URL to your form so I can take a look? I can't really tell you anything without seeing the form other than it's not supposed to do that.
Sorry, meant to do that…
http://winereservations.com/?listing=test-entry&preview=true&preview_id=733&preview_nonce=b16f2ffde1
No worries, only one more thing. I can't view the preview forms if I'm not logged in. Do you have a publicly available test page you can share?
You are getting beyond my technical knowledge. Are you asking for the ability to login to the site?
No, just if you have actually embedded your form in a WordPress page on your site somewhere that has a URL where I can view it. The preview link you sent is part of your admin and isn't viewable by someone who isn't logged in.
Let me try again:
Look at you. Great Success!! :) Let me take a look and see what I can find out.
Okay, try adding this to the end of your theme stylesheet. It should correct the issue for you. It worked well in my test.
[css]
body .gform_wrapper .gfield_checkbox li input[type="checkbox"],
body .gform_wrapper .gfield_radio li input[type="radio"] {
margin-left: 2px
}
screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/Y86gp.png
Thanks. Not that technical. Can you explain where I need to add the code precisely (file that you added it to?)
We have some general guidelines here.
http://www.gravityhelp.com/documentation/page/Where_Do_I_Put_This_Code%3F
I'll be honest, I'm not sure exactly how/where StudioPress suggests to add your custom CSS for the Genesis framework. Usually inside your theme folder there is a style.css file where you make edits/additions but some of the similar frameworks have a custom.css file to add your CSS rules to. Some theme's actually have a place in the theme admin where you add custom rules.
My suggestion would be to ask the StudioPress support team for their recommendation. Once you put that rule in the stylesheet they recommend, you should be good to go.