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Hi guys,
We are using the Sendinblue plugin to create a subscription form, and have applied it to our home page with no issues. However, when we apply the same form via shortcode to a blog post, there is some strange issue going on with the page layout once the form is applied (please see the linked screenshot). This happens whether using a paragraph block or shortcode block in Gutenberg editor, and we even tried using the Elementor editor to add a Sendinblue widget but it’s still having the same problem the second the form is loaded. We also tried to publish this post and found that it will totally screw up the blog archive posts as well – everything past the form would revert to some strange layout.We’ve also just tried changing the shortcode to another contact 7 form we have, and this seems to be working fine. So we’re not sure if it’s something to do with the Sendinblue plugin or it’s a conflict with something on the blog pages within the theme itself.
Hope you could help us have a look at this….Thanks in advance.
Hi,
Sorry for the delay. Did you add any script tags in the page? Please try to remove the script tag and use the wp_enqueue_script function instead to register the script properly. Also, make sure that all tags that were added in the page are closed properly.
// https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_enqueue_script/
Best regards,
IsmaelHi Ismael,
There were no script tags added to the page. The form was added via shortcode but it seemed to break the layout initially.
I just checked it again but now it seems to be working fine. I don’t know whether there was an update somewhere on the sendinblue plugin or wordpress that fixed this issue.Anyways, this can be closed for now. Many thanks!
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