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I just found it easier to create and modify the forms using Cognitoforms - so I thought I'd let others know.

I didn't realise it would cause such a fuss.

Alan

A lot of the issues I have seen here have been to do with logging on, PHP and database stuff. I do accept that setting up a basic form can be easy, but anything vaguely complex takes a lot of time and experience. My alternative suggestion is just that - a suggestion, but one that works well for me. ...

So, you want to put a form on your web page. It could be a Contact Me form, it could be a request for information form – or something more complex. WYSIWYG (WWB) can do it all for you, but there’s a price to pay. You need to set up some form of database on your server and the web page itself may hav...

It won't work if they open the link on a desktop machine - only a mobile.

Alan

Steve, Have a read up on 'breakpoints'. That's the key to making things work on mobil, tablet and larger systems. If you want an easy start, I've produced a simple template with 5 breakpoints that work fine on all devices. You can find it here https://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=...

Why not try them all on a test site and see which YOU feel is best?

Alan

Vance, I already suggested this in another thread to you: Vance, When Pablo says "remove all non relevant stuff", what he means is (my interpretation): 1. Create a new project 2. Put in the offending item (in your case the card container) and whatever it takes to reproduce the problem. So, no other ...

Try turning off "Enable direct 2D" (Options -> User interface), restart WWB and see how it look.

Alan

This does assume that dashnex lasts longer than you

Can't you move the card to one side, delete what's underneath and then move it back?

Alan

I prefer to keep it separate - it works for me.

Alan

It's free - let them have a little advert. It's not mailchimp.

Yes, I do know that. But if I do that, I have to have two upload profiles for each web site (I manage 4 or 4). It's just as easy to use FileZilla to do the final upload once it's been tested.

Alan

I already do this. When I publish, I send it to a local NAS drive. This is a synology box with PHP and an Apache web server - so I can test it out before it goes live. Once I'm happy, I then use FileZilla to connect to the same local drive and upload it to my real host. I also save the project (and ...

If you want an example, have a look here https://www.penninescouts.org.uk/nan.html - feel free to fill it out but do NOT click on Submit (thanks).

There's other forms scattered through the web site too - contact ones.

Alan