Web Forms - Custom Width

Josh Coles
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edited July 2022 in Ideas and Product Feedback #1

Firstly, we would like to say that we think the newish web forms are a fantastic addition to PD. Like everything with the CRM, all data feeds in like a breeze. Thank you.

One area we feel that they visually could be improved would be to have an option to customise the width of the div frame. 

From the below screenshot, you can see that our old form (Contact Form 7 on WP) filled the whole width area. But the PD forms centres itself and they do not present a clean visual style. Thoughts? 

Thank you for your consideration.

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  • Mike van der Valk
    Mike van der Valk Pipedrive Team Posts: 3,049 PIPEDRIVE TEAM
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    edited February 2022 #2

    Thanks for sharing @Josh Rafé Coles I've passed this along to our team working on it!

  • Josh Coles
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    edited September 2020 #3
    Mike van der Valk said:

    Thanks for sharing @Josh Rafé Coles I've passed this along to our team working on it!

    Thanks @Mike van der Valk 

  • Michael Dengler
    Michael Dengler Member Posts: 3 VERIFIED MEMBER
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    edited February 2021 #4

    Is there a solution to this? 
    I think, in general: If the form runs within a container in a website - it would be a great default -when the PD Form would use 100% of its container. Therefore it would follow the responsiveness of its containing webpage.,

  • Robert Thompson_31341
    Robert Thompson_31341 Member Posts: 13 VERIFIED MEMBER
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    edited February 2021 #5

    Agreed - another vote for adjustable width.

  • Michael Dengler
    Michael Dengler Member Posts: 3 VERIFIED MEMBER
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    edited February 2022 #6
    Mike van der Valk said:

    Thanks for sharing @Josh Rafé Coles I've passed this along to our team working on it!

    come on.... that's a no-brainer for your devs.... that was 11 months ago. Please take your clients demands serious. Are there any news on this? Undocumented features to try? Anything?

     

  • Rodney Penner
    Rodney Penner Member Posts: 1 VERIFIED MEMBER
    edited February 2022 #7

    Can we have an update in custom styling for webforms?

  • Sebastian
    Sebastian Member Posts: 2 VERIFIED MEMBER
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    Hello please is there an update? At least a workaround? How can the CSS be altered? Is there any way?

    If I try to work with CSS it doesnt respond... what can I do?

    .pipedriveWebForms { } doesnt work. Whats the correct selector? or am I approaching this the complete wrong way?

    thanks very much in advance!

  • Richard
    Richard Member Posts: 15 VERIFIED MEMBER
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    Yes, if embedded on a website, the CSS shouldn't have a max-width and the default should be the content stretching to 100% of its container. Or if a pixel max-width is required, it would be nice to be able to override this by putting a width in a data attribute on the embed DIV, which is then applied to the content inside the iframe.

  • xsv
    xsv Member Posts: 1 VERIFIED MEMBER
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    #10

    Same problem here; this is hopefully resolved soon and should not be a big issue to implement.

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