User Roles, Capabilities and Access Privileges
FSQM Pro comes with the following access privileges. User Role Access: Administrator/Editor: Can administrate, edit, create, view, delete forms and submissions. Also can modify settings. Authors: Can...
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Completely Uninstalling the Plugin
When you deactivate or uninstall the plugin, then it no longer shows you the FSQM Pro menu, but the database and settings are still there. We keep it, so that in future if you want to use it again, you...
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Some common CSS rules to customize FSQM Pro
FSQM Pro comes with 25 preset themes. But if you know CSS then you can do more. You can have custom CSS to differently style individual forms. In this article, we have discussed how you can use this...
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Translating FSQM Pro plugin to your language
99% of what the plugin outputs is editable from the form builder. However, there are certain things, like the “Write here” placeholder which you can not edit straight from the plugin. For easy...
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Using images as checkbox or radio labels
In one of the samples, we have shown images as labels. To achieve this kind of result, you’d need to know/learn a little of HTML. This tutorial will attempt to show you, how we can put together images...
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Completely Uninstalling the Plugin
When you deactivate or uninstall the plugin, then it no longer shows you the eForm menu, but the database and settings are still there. We keep it, so that in future if you want to use it again, you...
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Some common CSS rules to customize eForm
eForm comes with 25 preset themes. But if you know CSS then you can do more. You can have custom CSS to differently style individual forms. In this article, we have discussed how you can use this...
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Translating eForm plugin to your language
99% of what the plugin outputs is editable from the form builder. However, there are certain things, like the “Write here” placeholder which you can not edit straight from the plugin. For easy...
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Using images as checkbox or radio labels
In one of the samples, we have shown images as labels. To achieve this kind of result, you’d need to know/learn a little of HTML. This tutorial will attempt to show you, how we can put together images...
View ArticleRemove asterisk from eForm question labels
eForm shows an asterisk (*) for compulsory questions. If you do not want to show this, then simply add the following CSS. .ipt-eform-content .ipt_uif_question_required { display: none; } The post...
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GDPR Compliance with eForm 4.2 and Future
We have followed every tutorial and guides out there and have decided that eForm v4.2 has already the tools you need to make your eForms GDPR complaint. This guide will tell you how. #1: Do not collect...
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Completely Uninstalling the Plugin
When you deactivate or uninstall the plugin, then it no longer shows you the eForm menu, but the database and settings are still there. We keep it, so that in future if you want to use it again, you...
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Some common CSS rules to customize eForm
eForm comes with 25 preset themes. But if you know CSS then you can do more. You can have custom CSS to differently style individual forms. In this article, we have discussed how you can use this...
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Translating eForm plugin to your language
99% of what the plugin outputs is editable from the form builder. However, there are certain things, like the “Write here” placeholder which you can not edit straight from the plugin. For easy...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Using images as checkbox or radio labels
In one of the samples, we have shown images as labels. To achieve this kind of result, you’d need to know/learn a little of HTML. This tutorial will attempt to show you, how we can put together images...
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