Hi Bob,
I just notice difference between using the plugin in an article or using the direct link.
When I used the plugin in an article with some text above it and tested it with a wrong captcha code, the html for the error message is different than the direct linked form.
The form with the direct linked gives the correct html code:
When I am using the plugin it gives this code:
The span is not catching the list with the error message. And it puts a paragraph round the span. And it gives an extra span.readonly. And it put also the .readonly span around the text above the form which is added in the article.
🤨 🤣
So I get now a red line above the error message and not around the error message.
Where can I change this? Is it a bug?
Tnx Stephanie
I just notice difference between using the plugin in an article or using the direct link.
When I used the plugin in an article with some text above it and tested it with a wrong captcha code, the html for the error message is different than the direct linked form.
The form with the direct linked gives the correct html code:
<span class="cf_alert">
<ol>
<li>Wrong code </li>
</ol>
</span>
When I am using the plugin it gives this code:
<p>
<span class="readonly plg-desc">
<span class="cf_alert"></span>
</span>
</p>
<ol>
<li>Wrong code</li>
</ol>
The span is not catching the list with the error message. And it puts a paragraph round the span. And it gives an extra span.readonly. And it put also the .readonly span around the text above the form which is added in the article.
🤨 🤣
So I get now a red line above the error message and not around the error message.
Where can I change this? Is it a bug?
Tnx Stephanie