You will need to add some custom CSS. There are tons of threads on styling the form, there isn’t a single answer because every WordPress theme is different and what works for one theme may not work for another. If you like me to look at your form, you can fill out my Help and Support Form and I’ll take a look when I have some free cycles.
hey mike
now ı think ı found 🙂
ı disabled that 🙂 Enable default WordPress Google Form CSS
and its max wide and norrow when browser
when a user confirm first can they edit later ?
this possible with and edit url for google forms u know, can we do this for members ?
for example they can have a list as ur confirms etc
There is no ability to allow users to edit their responses once submitted.
Google keeps track of a user via their Google login and other cookies but when the Google Forms plugin is used, the form submission is actually done by the server where WordPress is running instead of a connection between the user’s browser and Google.
It is a two step process – the Google Form within WordPress is submitted to the WordPress site which in turn does some processing on it and submits the response to Google using the WordPress HTTP API.
hey mike hidden fields options for what
ı think, for example a logged in member dont need to write his mail, thats true ?
If a member is logged in an you have a hidden field defined as “user_email” then yes, the user’s email will be submitted for the value of the hidden field.
its crazy mike 🙂
just ı need this option on inline google sheets viewer too 🙂
You need which option for the Inline Google Sheets viewer too? If you need support for the Inline Google Spreadsheet Viewer plugin, you’ll need to head over to that Support Forum and pose your question there. While I have used that plugin, I have never looked into how it does CSS.
