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no, it's not resolved, Sorry, what I want is to put a form in a web page of travel, this form will appear in all the travel just if somebody wants to receive some information.
For example, this form will be in a New York, London, Tokyo travel, etc, If I enter in New York, It must send an email from this page, I don't want the user types "NEW YORK" because the user is in page "NEW YORK"
So what I want to include in the notification is the post Tittle "NEW YORK" in this case...
Unfortunately this is not possible. Our CRED form notification sends the information of what was entered on the form itself. If there is no post title being entered then the Notification cannot send a post title.
What you can do is to manually add the title to the notification mail itself but then it would not be dynamic.
Our CRED notification is strictly to notify users when posts are created and what information was entered onto the CRED form.
So having the title the email without physically entering it on the form is not possible 🙁
Please let me know if this clears things up for you.
Another doubt is to dessign the form puting the boxes on the right place instead of below the tittle, and how can I change the submit button to the class button.
As mentioned in my previous posts the reason for the auto draft being sent in the email is because there are no title fields on the form, so when your posts are created they are created without title. See Screenshot.
Take a look at the posts on the backend you will notice that these also say auto draft.
In order for the autodraft not to appear you MUST specify a title for the newly created posts using the
[cred_field field='post_title' post='formulario' value='' urlparam='']
shortcode.
Please let me know if this clears things up for you.
your answer is not exactly what I need, because asking the customer to rewrite the post he is watching is a little unpolite.
Anyway, the other things I asked:
The first one, is the button submit, this is just which I had, but I would like to insert a button the same class as the theme, but I don't know how to do it in cred.
The second one is to change the structure of the form so is in the picture I add here.
Let me see if I can assist with your other issues 🙂
1. Regarding adding a class to the submit button. All you need to do is add a class attribute to the shortcode and you can just add the classes for your theme's css.
2. To rearrange your form structure you are able to add HTML to your CRED form editor so what you can do is to find a form style and just add the HTML for that form style and the css as well. Here is an example below. hidden link
Thank you very much for your answer, I managed the button class, but what I am not able to do is the second item, I don't know where I have to type the html text so as the example you sent me.
