Hi,
The default templates follow a form’s conditional logic. If a section break has conditional logic that prevents it from showing the PDF will reflect this.
Another cause is when the field has the CSS class ‘exclude’ added.
Thanks for your prompt response. I’ve looked all across the CSS files I have and found nothing. It’s kind of hard when I can’t debug this simple issue.
I have no logic after the page break on the form. I find it weird that this still continues even after adding a new section header.
Please export your current Gravity Form (Forms -> Import / Export -> Export Form) and email it to support[at]gravitypdf[dot]com. We’ll take a quick look and let you know of any problems we find.
Will do.
You should receive it in a minute.
Thanks again.
Thanks for sending that through.
One of the other reasons a section break wouldn’t appear (which I forgot to mention) is if the section break is classed as ’empty’. This is when no fields in a section break have been filled out.
I reviewed your form and noticed you have a section break followed directly by a section break. This means the “Pre-Qualification Application” section break will always be empty.
Ways you can force this section break to display is by adding 'empty_field' => true or 'section_content' => true in your form’s configuration node. More details about configuring those options can be found in our online documentation.
Thanks for your help.
Once again you do good work.
Four eyes are better than two!
Thanks again.
