We have a multi-user website with 4 identical forms, each set to a different language. Everything about each form is exactly the same, however for the French version, when we force an error (username already exists) it shows up in a different style than the other three. We need to make them all consistent. The french version appears not to use the <span class="cf_alert"> tag that the others do.
Please see attached screen shots. How can I fix this? I just need to make them both the same, we prefer the red box style.
Also, on what page of code can I change the <ol> to an <ul> to get rid of the number?
Thanks.
Dawna
Please see attached screen shots. How can I fix this? I just need to make them both the same, we prefer the red box style.
Also, on what page of code can I change the <ol> to an <ul> to get rid of the number?
Thanks.
Dawna
Hi Dawna,
No idea - it looks as though a different CSS file is being used.
Please post links to the forms so I can take a quick look.
Bob
No idea - it looks as though a different CSS file is being used.
Please post links to the forms so I can take a quick look.
Bob
Thanks Bob. I figured it out yesterday. For anyone else experiencing it here was the fix.
I had the form feeding from an article using the plugin {chronoforms}form_name{/chronoforms}. On two of them this tag was inside a <p> paragraph tag (the ones with the lines and not the red boxes) and the others had no paragraph tags but were inside <div> div tags. I hope this helps someone else.
Dawna
I had the form feeding from an article using the plugin {chronoforms}form_name{/chronoforms}. On two of them this tag was inside a <p> paragraph tag (the ones with the lines and not the red boxes) and the others had no paragraph tags but were inside <div> div tags. I hope this helps someone else.
Dawna
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