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how can i hide that text step 1 of 19 anyone can help? thanks
You probably can use "display: none;" on the CSS style. Highlight the text and "Inspect" it in the browser should give you the CCS styling.
Kevin WatsonΒ i tried with chatgpt but it is not helping... it gave me this:
.ff-el-progress-status { display: none !important; } but doesnt work. can you help me please
Kevin WatsonΒ ok i solved it now. thanks
AndrΓ© GΓ³isΒ Awesome. I was going to ask for the link to it
Kevin WatsonΒ thanks again. maybe you can help. i amm building a complex 19-step calculator for university entrance scores using Fluent Forms Pro.
My goal is to keep the calculation results hidden from the student while they are filling out the form. I want the system to perform all the math in the background and only reveal the final score to the student via email, after they submit their Name and Email in the final step.
I have tried hiding "Numeric Input" fields using CSS (display: none), but Iβm still having issues with the containers appearing. I want to make sure the student only gets the their score in their inbox to increase lead conversion. how can i do that?
AndrΓ© GΓ³isΒ The problem with hiding it with CSS is that if the student is a small bit savvy, they can right-click on the page and test the CSS without by changing the display and therefore showing the results.
So each step shows the calculation process or does it show at the end? Send me a screenshot of the form build
Can you export the form and send it?
Kevin WatsonΒ i dont want to show them this numeric fields. just want to send them the score by email.
Kevin WatsonΒ the ideal is if i could hidde the step where i do the calculations. but it seems to me that the fluent forms does have that option. iam i right?
AndrΓ© GΓ³isΒ If this was a Gravity Form, I would say yes because you can have a field that receives a calculation and it can be hidden on the frontend, but included in the response. But I tried looking at it in my website and couldn't figure that out with FluentForms. Doesn't look possible.
Kevin WatsonΒ i figure out. You need to use the code ff force hide π