Tagged: gravity forms
Hello, if you look at http://www.universalsvcs.net/mn-wireless-company/apply-online/ when a user advances to the next page of the form, the header covers up the progress bar, Is there a way to have the page go all the way to the top after click to the next page?
Is this a quick CSS fix?
Hey!
You can try to push the progress bar down with this css code – I recommend to insert it into the child theme style.css or into the quick css field:
.gform_wrapper .gf_progressbar_wrapper {
margin-top: 60px;
}
Best regards,
Peter
Thanks Dude.
It didn’t fix it, it did push the progress bar down, but when the form goes to the next page it still sets to the heading not the progress bar.
Still looking.
Hey!
I’m sorry but we’re still not sure how to fix this. Did you open a ticket on the Gravity Forms plugin forum? I’m sure they can help.
Cheers!
Ismael
Yeah I was on Gravity Forms support, they said it was something to do with the theme header…
Their response:
This is being caused by the theme header, you could try using the gform_confirmation_anchor to set the scroll distance. There are examples of it’s usage on the following page of the documentation: Gravity Forms
What in the theme header is causing this? is it the point on the page, when the header minimizes that this is happening?
So the trick Gravity Forms mentioned worked. Used the below code snippet in my functions.php file.
<?php
add_filter("gform_confirmation_anchor", create_function("","return 20;"));
?>