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Compact forms does not work on Omega sub themes. Switching back to Bartik, it does work.
Compact forms does not work on Omega sub themes. Switching back to Bartik, it does work.
Comments
Comment #1
hanspln CreditAttribution: hanspln commentedI have an issu with Omega subtheme too, but only on the "confirm password" on id="user-register-form"
Tried Bartik and it was ok.
Comment #2
hanspln CreditAttribution: hanspln commentedWhen I enable Password Strength Disabler, it works also in Omega, so it seems like it has something to do with the password strength block.
http://drupal.org/project/disablepwstrength
Comment #3
ailgm CreditAttribution: ailgm commentedI'm also experiencing the problem on the "Confirm password" field on the user registration form with an Omega subtheme.
Has anyone found the cause or a workaround?
Comment #4
dgtlmoon CreditAttribution: dgtlmoon commenteddoesnt work at all for Omega subtheme and UC cart fields, vaguely works for other fields tho
Comment #5
ancym CreditAttribution: ancym commentedMaybe check your form-id? I added user-pass as well as user-login-form, user-login
and user-register-form and it is working fine in Omega Kickstart 7.x-3.4
Edit -BUT if I change theme to bamboo, now i see that issue - password field is fine but confirm password not. If i go back to Omega Kickstart, both fields compacted.
update:
I checked a few other themes (boron, elegant blue), and saw the same behavior of the confirm password label appearing above the box. But works in several others - simple corp and omega kickstart.
Added this to my local css file in bamboo to fix it: (margin was set to 0, values > 10px also worked, but not auto)
Comment #6
vicki@digitalfrontiersmedia.com CreditAttribution: vicki@digitalfrontiersmedia.com commentedI fixed this in Omega with a style override in my scss file. You will need to inspect to make sure that you use the appropriate form selector for your form.
.form-item-search-block-form
{
.element-invisible
{
position: absolute !important;
clip: auto;
overflow: visible;
height: 1px;
{
}
This can also be done in css with:
.form-item-search-block-form .element-invisible
{
position: absolute !important;
clip: auto;
overflow: visible;
height: 1px;
}
Comment #7
RaulMuroc CreditAttribution: RaulMuroc commentedThe same as everybody above. With Omega theme and subthemes doesn't work at all.
Comment #8
Kimberley_p CreditAttribution: Kimberley_p commentedSame issue. Can't get it working on Omega subtheme at all. Tried a number of different forms and no luck.
Comment #9
PetarB CreditAttribution: PetarB commentedI found a great alternative to this module, which used to work well but I'm increasingly finding it problematic.
Try this:
https://www.drupal.org/project/webform_hints