[Steven Zahm]

@ Peter

RE: We do not need the Title, Organization, or Department fields on our registration form. Can these fields be blocked using shortcodes?

No, there is no shortcode to remove those with. You can use CSS to hide them. Like so:

#cn-form #cn-metabox-section-title,
#cn-form #cn-metabox-section-organization,
#cn-form #cn-metabox-section-department {
    display: none;
}

You would add this to the theme’s custom CSS area. If you allow the user to chose the entry type to submit, this is not going to work well, because when they toggle the selection, the fields will unhide according to their choice.

RE: If not can required fields be highlighted with an asterisk?

I thought This might be able to be done with CSS too, but I tried a few things unsuccessfully. So, the only way to add these would to be to edit the PHP. The you would have to adjust the CSS styles to account for the space the asterisks would take up.

RE: can the Image input be eliminated?

Yes, in the settings. Navigate to the Connections : Settings admin page and click the Form tab. You can choose which fieldsets to display and in what order.

Hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Eileen

Ahhh… that explains it! Glad I could help! Marking this as resolved now.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Paul

RE: NO. This page: http://discovermojave.com

It appears you may have disabled the Google Maps API on the Connections : Settings admin page on the Advanced tab at the bottom in the Compatibility section. Please re-enable that option. After you do, please let me know and then I’ll look at the page again.

RE: Is there a better way of linking them to me?

This is Google’s process. I do not have any control over their process. The API key is their new’ish requirement to use Google Maps. Sites using the Google Maps API prior to their new requirement were grandfathered, not requiring an API Key. That will change.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Paul

I just visited this page:

https://sacredactivations.com/find-a-practitioner/

The best I can tell, the maps seem to be working correctly. Per Google’s documentation, API keys can take a little time to become active. Perhaps there were not yet fully active when you were viewing???

[Steven Zahm]

@ amyleforge

You could, but that would require making a couple custom template override files and custom CCS. So if you have some basic PHP and CSS skills it should not be too difficult.

Hope that helps!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Eileen

I’m sorry, but I’m still lost and I am unsure of what you are asking. I do not understand what HTML tags have to do with the Connections categories.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Emma

RE: I have tried to activate it and the an error screen appears.

What is the error?

If you can give me an FTP login to you site, I can fix it so you can log back in. The login details can be posted here as a private reply.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Bruce

No problems and thanks! Just glad you were able to get it working again quickly. After almost a couple thousand updates in less than 24 hours, I think this was a some sort of conflict with your specific setup. Not sure why changing PHP version would have any effect though, so that’s odd.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Peter

Great to hear! I’m going to remove that option entirely since it is only for developers only. I’ll give them a different method to disable the core CSS styles.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Linda

When you are on the page that says “Your database tables are out of date and must be upgraded…” click the “Start Upgrade” button. It’s blue (unless you’ve changed the admin theme, then it could be another color).

Hope that helps!

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