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Hi,

I tried to check the styles already applied to your button but I cannot open the website. It may be located behind a firewall or open only to a range of IP addresses.

Anyway, a CSS rule like the following should help:

#fbuilder .pbSubmit {
    width: 200px !important;
    height: 40px !important;
    border: 0px !important;
}

Adjust it as needed. Remember to clear the cache after adding the new styles.

Thank you for using the plugin!

Hi,

It can be changed with a translation plugin, with styles or with WordPress hooks. Other solutions may be available depending of the modification you want to apply.

Please note that you are referring to a commercial feature. We’d like to help but we can’t reply about that in this forum. We are not allowed to support any customers in these forums.

For pro or commercial product support please contact us directly on our site. This includes any pre-sales topics as well.

Commercial products are not supported in these forums. We will happily answer this and any other questions you can have on our own site.

Thank you.

Hello @eberkland

Thank you very much for using our plugin. Please provide the link to the page containing the form to check how the styles affect the form elements.

Best regards.

Hello @ohtusabes

Please describe the equation and include its code.

Best regards.

Hello @ohtusabes

I’m sorry, you must include the code into a pair of <script></script> tags:

<script>
fbuilderjQuery(document).on('click', '#fbuilder [type="radio"]', function(){
    let me = this;
    fbuilderjQuery('#fbuilder [type="radio"]').each(function(){
        if(this.id != me.id) getField(this).setVal(0);
    });  
});
</script>

Best regards.

Hello @ohtusabes

Thank you very much for using our plugin.

You don’t have a radio button field with multiple choices, you have separate radio button fields.

So, in your case, you must emulate the process by coding.

Please insert an “HTML Content” field in the form and enter the following piece of code as its content:

fbuilderjQuery(document).on('click', '#fbuilder [type="radio"]', function(){
    let me = this;
    fbuilderjQuery('#fbuilder [type="radio"]').each(function(){
        if(this.id != me.id) getField(this).setVal(0);
    });  
});

Best regards.

Hello @radovand

Yes, of course, that’s possible. But the issue is not collecting the stars’ ratings, the most important is to display the results. You have different alternatives to store and display the results.

For example, you can edit the “cp_calculatedfieldsf_insert_in_database.php” file (https://cff.dwbooster.com/documentation#third-party-database) (distributed with the Developer and Platinum plugin versions) or use the “Database Queries for Calculated Fields Form” complementary plugin (https://cff-bundles.dwbooster.com/product/database-queries) to store the ratings as metadata of the posts, pages, or products you are evaluating. And, use the DS fields distributed with the Developer and Platinum plugin version to read the rating and display the corresponding stars (https://cff.dwbooster.com/blog/2019/02/14/ds)

Best regards.