justify slots

Do you have a public link to where we can see how the form is being displayed?

For what it’s worth, we try to let the form display inherit from the active theme as much as it can but at times that hasn’t gone as well as we would like to see.

There are many classes and IDs that someone with some CSS skills could work with, but we understand if you maybe don’t have experience in that area. We’ll help as best we can.

For your second question, this is regarding who gets notified that a new entry has been submitted? We default to the value in the “admin email” field for the WordPress install, for that, and have the ability to set custom email addresses in the form editor screen itself, to override on a more granular level. If this is not quite what you mean, then let us know.

Looking more like a case of the forms inheriting too much, rather than not inheriting enough.

Most specifically, on https://bestinternetandtv.com/contact/ it’s inheriting the centered text align from the content on the left getting it applied, and the inputs aren’t full width like they could be.

Similar issue with the widths on https://bestinternetandtv.com/security/#contact but this one doesn’t have the centering applied.

Not sure how you feel about the coloring and backgrounds of the fields, so I haven’t touched that part just yet.

This CSS should help get the fields wider and address the centering for the first link. This can be pasted into the “Additional CSS” of the “Customize Theme section, or if you have someone on hand who helps manage the theme, they may know where to place it as well so it still gets applied.

.ctct-form-wrapper {
	text-align: left;
}
.ctct-form-wrapper .input-text,
.ctct-form-wrapper input[type="email"],
.ctct-form-wrapper input[type="number"],
.ctct-form-wrapper input[type="password"],
.ctct-form-wrapper input[type="search"],
.ctct-form-wrapper input[type="tel"],
.ctct-form-wrapper input[type="text"],
.ctct-form-wrapper input[type="url"],
.ctct-form-wrapper textarea {
	text-align: left;
	width: 100%;
}

This should only affect the forms that our plugin creates, and not trickle into other forms you may have.

Is the email destination part figured out now? Or are you still having questions with that one.

With that email destination field on the right side, just save something like this, but with actual intended email addresses:

[email protected],[email protected]

That’ll set up the form handling to notify those two example addresses, any time someone submits to the form, instead of the value set in the admin_email setting. Handy if you have one account manager for a list and a different manager for a different list, but both lists need to collect contacts from the same website.

Ah,

For that part, you’d need to reach out through the support channels on constantcontact.com to inquire about that part. This forum here is only for the WordPress plugin itself.