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FF makes a one column in OP2 pages, posts are ok
I have been wrestling with the "If you are human, leave this field blank."
See https://www.ebodyfusion.com/schedule-30-minutes-fb-2/ problem with formidable layout (page)
https://www.ebodyfusion.com/advanced-health-survey-fb/ (post)
This layout works but I cannot find a way to ad a conversion pixel to the post header
I have toggled global settings etc.
Benedick
May 15, 2018 at 5:50 am
A Formidable Pro form is not a post. It is an element on a post or page. It doesn't have it's own post header.
Adding a tracking pixel to a specific page is theme bound. For example, every site I manage except 1 is based on the Genesis Framework. With Genesis, every page/post has a section for adding scripts to the header or footer of a specific page. The 1 site I manage that is not built on Genesis does not have this feature.
I suggest you contact your theme developer to find the right way to add your tracking code to the specified page.
May 15, 2018 at 7:59 pm
Thanks Vfontjr,
I think I did not explain myself fully.
The ff is not displaying correctly on pages, only posts.
How do I fix that?
Thanks
May 16, 2018 at 2:22 am
I see now.
The visibility of a field is controlled by the style sheet. Your page and post are using 2 different style sheet sets. Your page is using styles from Optimize Press. Your post is using styles from a cache, presumably the correct Formidable styles.
Neither of the styles match each other. As far as I can tell, this is not related to anything having to do with Formidable. You're going to have to figure out how to get the style sheets to match or use a single style sheet set. The Optimize Press style sheet appears to be overriding anything else.
Discussion closed.