beothien

Hi,

Sure thing !

So I followed your solution using the following onClick :
jQuery('.cff-container-field.show').removeClass('show').next('.cff-container-field').addClass('show');
(just updated .cff-container-field instead of .cff-container-div as it was not working apparently)

To avoid the next button to then select unwanted div after the group of targeted siblings, I added this statement :

if ( jQuery('.last-div').hasClass('show') ) {
  jQuery('.next-button').addClass('hide');
}

To just hide the next button (and another statement after to replace it with another with the same conditions).

I assume it is not a very proper implementation but so far the behavior seems perfect !

Thank you again codepeople for the tips ! I’ll use the “Contact Us” next time !
Best Regards.

Hi codepeople,

Many thanks for the quick reply.

Yes sorry, I am a beginner in js and jQuery and I got trouble around it. Apologies again.

Your solution could work, but then I have other divs inside my divs (to format the form with columns etc) as well as divs that should remain hidden and just serve as calculations (although I don’t necessarily need those divs, it was mostly a way to organize)
With this onclick event, if I am correct, would it select then also the div containers inside my bigger container?

Thank you in advance!