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  • #20210
    maximdesign
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    Hello,
    is it possible to insert a checkbox with the privacy acceptance, just below an inline form?
    I’m attaching an example of what I mean.

    Thanks!

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    #20215
    support
    Moderator

    Hi,

    Have you already created the inline form or you need help for that one too ?

    For the privacy acceptance, you can add checkboxes and leave only one option (in the Settings). Also, you can make that checkbox required (if the privacy acceptance is required) and you can add the description with link (to your privacy policy) in the option’s text.

    Regards,

    Félix

    #20219
    maximdesign
    Participant

    Yes, I already created.
    Since the website is in “coming soon” mode, I’m attaching a screenshot.

    But the problem is how to put the acceptance under the form.

    Infact, the submit button uses to go below the acceptance, instead of remaining inline with the form.

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    #20238
    support
    Moderator

    Hi,

    You can find a solution for this in another answer from this forum here

    I’ll paste it here too:

    An easier way is to hide the default submit button by going to Form Builder – Settings – Style – Global styling, add a new style for “Submit button outer wrapper” and enter this CSS:

    display:none;

    Then add an HTML element to the form (from the “More” tab where you add elements) and move it inside the Group. In the Settings for the HTML element, tick “Enable element wrapper” and add the HTML for a new submit button, for example:

    <button type="submit" style="margin-top: 20px;">Submit</button>

    In your case, you can hide the submit button and create a third column to your inline form, where you can add an html element using the technique above.

    Hope this helps,
    Regards,

    Félix

    #20272
    maximdesign
    Participant

    That’s really helped me! Thanks!

    is there a way to center the inline form in its div?

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    #20280
    support
    Moderator

    Hi,

    Try to solution posted here and let me know if it worked. It depends on how you used the elements.

    Don’t hesitate to get back if it doesn’t work, we’ll find something else,
    Regards,

    Félix

    #20282
    maximdesign
    Participant

    It works!

    You really know your work, man!

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