That contact form is in a widget. Look at the widgets (in Admin area, Themes) to find that widget. (You can tell by inspecting the code for that area, and seeing that the form is contained within a div with a class of ‘widget-area’, among other classes.) It’s possible that the contact form code is … Read more
Go to your WP admin section, and under Apperance, there should be a Theme Options section, see if there is a place to set the email there. If not, see if the developer has provided some documentation.
As suggested by Bainternet, prefix all the field names.
there are many plugins for that, try this one, its pretty easy: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/widget-context/ or if you dont want to use a plugin, add a new sidebar to the specific page u desire: http://www.blogohblog.com/adding-extra-sidebar-to-your-wordpress-theme/
Whatever element comes after the contact form needs to be targetted with css and set to “clear:none;” Example: If the element that is underneath the contact form has an id of post_content, you’ll need to add #post_content {clear:none} or #post_content {clear:inherit} to your css file. Make sense?
You want to be using the AJAX API instead of trying to load files directly. Even if you got that file to load, if it uses any WordPress functions it wouldn’t work anyway. If you load a theme file directly none of the WordPress Core will boot and so none of the function will be … Read more
So after some tinkering and research, this issue was coming from my host’s anti-spam mail rules. The hosting service I’m using does not allow mail to be sent from anything other than the hosted email address. I ended up using Contact Form 7 plugin as it still allowed to implement the Zurb Foundation HTML markup. … Read more
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Contact form spam, without form?
Contact Form value=”e-mail address” doesn’t work