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Last updated by 4 years, 3 months ago.
Assisted by: Nigel.
Hi again - is it possible to split this into a seperate ticket?
Hi there,
I use the "center" function in my rows and blocks to center everything. But some rows content are not centered but are standing a little to the left - also on a mobile device so it doesn't seem responsive. Can you help please? I added screenshots and if you look at the blue row at this link you will se it too: hidden link
It's not all rows, only some of them. In the screenshots you will se how some rows are perfectly centered while others are a little to the right.
Thanks
New threads created by Nigel and linked to this one are listed below:
https://toolset.com/forums/topic/split-issues-centring-content-in-blocks/
The checkbox fields are not displaying because you haven't added a field slug for the fields (see screenshot).
If you use Types checkbox fields (i.e. you add a checkbox field to a custom field group assigned to your post type at Toolset > Custom Fields) then when you submit the form this checkbox field value is saved, and you would be able to see it were you to edit the post in the backend.
You are using generic fields, which are effectively disposable fields that are discarded when handling of the form submission is complete. But they still need a slug to identify them (because typically they are referenced somewhere else on the same form or by some custom code which runs when the form is submitted).
Give the fields a slug and they will appear in the form.
It is the same problem with your numeric fields, they have no slug.
Given that these are generic fields they will—as I said—be discarded.
If you want them to be saved, you should probably remove these generic fields and go back to Toolset > Custom Fields and add the fields to a custom field group assigned to the relevant post type, then add these Types fields to your form, and they will be saved along with the rest of the form fields.
