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Go to the properties of the Password Recovery object. Look in the Email section forr Message and it is the message that you inserted !

Have you considered using the News Feed Ticker object as an alternative? If your message consists of more than one topic you can use that object to give a rolling message. Have a look at how I have implemented it on https://www.stowaways.org.uk/ - there are only two lines at the moment due to the pr...

Trevor, I had hoped that Pablo might have looked at this for you by now but, as he hasn't, I would suggest that you post a link to a stripped down version of the project for this page so he/we can see what you have done. On what you have said so far it suggests that you may have an object outside th...

I am not seeing any code at the top of the page! Try clearing your cache by using Ctrl+F5.

Also the links that you gave return you to the forum!

Brian

Have you looked in your Spam folder - mine often finish up there!

You can save to a csv file. Look in Help for "Form" and in that article "Form processing advanced"

Is this what you are looking for? http://wysiwygwebbuilder.com/form_popup.html

Just to expand on Pablo's reply, you need to copy the H1 style then make the changes and give it a new style name. When published it retains the H1 tag.

Brian

@Bloodhound2

I had a similar experience with TSOHost a few weeks back and it was eventually resolved by using the IP Address of the server rather than the server name. If you haven't found an answer, ask them for the IP Address and see if that works.

I had a similar problem recently but knew that it was not WB causing the problem as I was being timed out when using Filezilla as well. After going through everything with the server host - who confirmed all my settings were correct - it was suggested that I changed the server name to the server's a...

Sorry to disagree Bacon but I think the OP is talking about the Publish log. If a file already exists on the server then the log does report "Status: 550 Can't create directory: File exists". This is normal and does not mean there is an error but just a note that the file exists.

Maybe you need to change a setting in your mobile email client. This page might help -https://knowledgebase.constantcontact.c ... lang=en_US

Zinc - we haven't always agreed but I am 100% with you on this. The help that BF has given over the years that I have been on this forum has been immense and the attitude of one person, who appears to be trying to make a fast buck, should not deprive the rest of the community from his knowledge.

It looks as though your website has not been designed as a responsive one so my suggestion would be to have a look at https://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=63817 and think about a redesign using Layout Grids which are the simplest way of getting what you want. It also appears ...