Just an idea.

With almost all fields the label is shown with font-weight bold.
It would bee nice if the could bee changed within the software.
As a standard it should bee normal and then we should have the possibility to change it to bold and italic.

I know it can bee done via CSS.
But many people don't want to edit this file.
Editing the CSS file is not that simple.

Before editing your CSS file you have to export your formula to a folder on your PC.
Edit and save your CSS file and then upload this folder to your server.

This could bee difficult for many people.
You should bee able to use the software without knowing anything about html and CSS.

Søren

I purchased it thinking that it had the same flexibility as the flash based version but it seems its not very custom-design friendly ....is there a way to insert custom buttons and backrounds like the old flash version ? i would like to customize every single aspect of its design but seems like its not possible
thanks

Eventually we will add more control, but you have to also remember that the output is all HTML/CSS. You will be able to do practically anything you want. We may just limit certain features inside of the UI.

So the full version will have more control over this ?
thanks

We are not 100% sure yet. Still wanting to see what our customers specifically want control over. Also since the full version exports to HTML, you can change anything and everything you want.

I have noticed that the "CC" email address gets mail much faster than the "To" address.

How easy will be the integration with VSD ?

Very easy. Just paste the embed code into an HTML toolbox and you are done.

I would like to have the radio button and the label closer to each other.
I can't find that in the css file, probably looking in the wrong place.
Please tell me where to change that.
See attached picure.

Søren

I have exported a form which uses one of the themes.

In theme css folder are 2 files default.css and .28.

Does anyone know what the .28 file does appears to be a copy of default.css.

Keith