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Hi,
We have a contactform, with a very long Dropdown-list (Form Element: Select Element).
To make this dropdown, we use these options (of course)
Form Element Options
Enter any number of options that the visitor can choose from. Separate these Options with a comma.
Example: Option 1, Option 2, Option 3
Note: If you want to use a coma in the option text you can escape it with \,This means we have a very very long sentence (Option number 1, Option number 2, Option number 3, Option number 4 and so on) – and its pretty confusing when we have to edit this.
Is it somehow possible to make the field, where u enter the options in the dropdown, bigger?
Just like I can make this textbox bigger if I “drag in the corner”.Hope this bad description make sense for u :)
Thx.
/Jake
Hi,
Open /config-templatebuilder/avia-shortcodes/contact.php and look for:
array( "name" => __("Form Element Options", 'avia_framework' ) , "desc" => __("Enter any number of options that the visitor can choose from. Separate these Options with a comma.", 'a __("Example: Option 1, Option 2, Option 3", 'avia_framework' )."</small>"."<br/><small>". __("Note: If you want to use a coma in the option text you can escape it with \,", 'avia_framework' )."</sm "id" => "options", "required" => array('type','equals','select'), "std" => "", "type" => "input"),Change it to:
array( "name" => __("Form Element Options", 'avia_framework' ) , "desc" => __("Enter any number of options that the visitor can choose from. Separate these Options with a comma.", 'a __("Example: Option 1, Option 2, Option 3", 'avia_framework' )."</small>"."<br/><small>". __("Note: If you want to use a coma in the option text you can escape it with \,", 'avia_framework' )."</sm "id" => "options", "required" => array('type','equals','select'), "std" => "", "type" => "textarea"),Regards,
Josue
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