I'm wondering how I can add the contact form to the bottom of the home page( just above the footer) rather than listing it as a menu item. Normally I would use a module but I find none available for a contact form.
Additionally I'd like to use recapture. Is it supported in the forlio theme contact forms?
You want to add the contact form to the bottom of the home page.
You need to create a module and assign it at the bottom.
We have a contact form module on NooTheme.com, it's free, you can visit and download it at:
www.nootheme.com/joomla-extension/extens...oo-contact-form.html
My follow question is: Can I link my top menu item to that module position on the home page. Like an anchor (#contact). I'd like it to scroll down the page to the form when visitors lick on contact us. I havent been able to figure out how to make this work properly.
Private message with login sent. I'd also like to make the title of the form appear like the other titles on the home page can you point me to that CSS?
Perfect. As always your support is excellent and much appreciated.
One last thing. I need to edit the title to match the rest of the template.....text size, centered and colored yollow/ black. Can you point me to where these edits need to be done.
I also need to enlarge the text in the testimonials sections if you can point me to that as well.
If the custom.css file doesn't exist in the css folder, please create it and add the above code.
2, You want to enlarge the text in the testimonials sections (Please view attachments, picture 3).
You go to backend:
Extensions > Module Manager:
You open "Parallax Customer" module. It's a "Custom HTML" module.
You'll see comments:
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<br/> imperdiet ferme ntum. Suspendisse hendrerit id lacus id lobortis.</p>
<p class="comment-name">John Smith.</p>
</div>
and:
<div class="comment">
<p>“Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Pellentesque imperdiet purus quis metus
<br/> imperdiet ferme ntum. Suspendisse hendrerit id lacus id lobortis.</p>
<p class="comment-name">Sarah Doe.</p>
</div>
and:
<div class="comment">
<p>“Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Pellentesque imperdiet purus quis metus
<br/> imperdiet ferme ntum. Suspendisse hendrerit id lacus id lobortis.</p>
<p class="comment-name">Kathleen.</p>
</div>
You need to remove "<br/>" tag in comments.
If you do unsuccess, please feedback for me, I will help you.
Forlio - Add Contact Form to Bottom of Home Page
