Topic Tag: Toolset Forms

Problem:

The issue here is that the user wanted to style the add new button on their forms.

Solution:

This can be done by using the some css. Essentially the class that you will need to target with the css is the ".wpt-repadd" class.

You can use this class and add your custom css to the css section of your form.

Here is an example below of some css to change the font size of the button.

.wpt-repadd{
font-size: 30px;
}

Problem:
The issue here is that the user wanted to setup 2FA with our Toolset user registration forms.

Solution:

Unfortunately this is not something that is integrated into our Toolset Forms plugin. For this case you will need to use a 2FA plugin that will email the user their 2FA settings once they have signed up for your site.

Perhaps you can try the plugin below as it seems to be able to send out emails to the users to setup their 2FA
https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-2fa/

Problem:

The issue here is that the user has an edit form link to a Toolset Edit form with a custom post status and once the form sets the custom status on the post the Edit form link no longer appears on the post.

Solution:

We can actually workaround this issue by utilizing one of our internal hooks for Forms.

Add the following to your Toolset Custom Code section in Toolset->Settings->Custom Code. Ensure that you've activated the shortcode by clicking the "activate" link on the snippet.

add_filter( 'toolset_filter_edit_post_link_extra_statuses_allowed', 'ts_edit_link_statuses' );
function ts_edit_link_statuses( $stati ){
  
    $stati[] = 'special';
    return $stati;
}

Replace "special" with the slug of your custom post status and this should cause the Edit link to now appear.