wow, did we need the whole plugin?

contact form 7 is known to conflict with simple:press forum… suggest a switch to cforms and things tend to work better…

beat ya to it!

those look like theme issues caused by your wp theme… if you can give us a link to your site/forum, we can give you hints on what to fix in your theme or add to the forum skin to help alleviate those css issues…

has it been a while since you tried cforms? very simple and default one works out of thebox… not trying to advertise for them, but it will be a bit before we debug some conflicts that only affect one or two folks… more pressing issues…

I cant see your site yet, but multiple forms including ad reqs like I suspect yours will look like are easily possible…

yes, I am in… however, those css issues are actually caused by the contact form 7 plugin… it converts /n characters in forms to <br /> which messes with the css… if you can figure out in their options how to prevent it form dorking up others code, you might be able to make it work… why they are dorking with stuff that is not in one of their forms/pages is beyond me…

remove it? not sure what that will do to the rest of that plugin though… a better solution would be to only load the contact code on pages where its actually used so it cant mess with other plugins…

I fixed this problem: http://i26.tinypic.com/6z7yat.png

If you find anyone else with the same problem tell them to

change:

$pee = preg_replace('|(?<!<br />\s*\n|', “<br />\n”, $pee); // optionally make line break

to:

$pee = preg_replace('|(?<!\n)\s*\n|', “\n\n”, $pee); // optionally make line breaks

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but i still have problem #2.

-Radio- said:

Actually I will just recomend wp-contactform initially by Rayn Duff and updated by Doug Karr

The plugin works out of the box with SPF and does all the neat lil tricks you need it to.

As for the second Issue with themes and skins, obviously you have a persistant Image or Float directive in your theme's css, the css is redefining where images are displayed.

If this is an important part of your theme then perhaps we need to find a way to priortize the forum css when the forums page is displayed… otherwise I would simply start looking for alternative themes…

Generally when a theme is this intolerant of content, it shows that the theme author has no consideration for his audience, the quality of the theme deteriorates use and management of the blog/site to the point that it becomes unuseable over time.

I have went through the style.css file and changed float settings around and the problem didnt change