Hi John,

Sorry for my typo.

It is

https://co-creativity.com/

Thanks

Graeme

HI John,

The form is within my website:

https://co-creativity.com/contactForm.php

@Graeme-Summers

Hi Graeme

Assuming this is what the form should look like from the direct link to it

and like this if accessed from the website menu

The only issue I can see is the embedded form is wider than its place holder and is being cropped - it moves left only when adding text that exceeds the visible width of the form text box.

It appears to be working - you should have a response from test@test.com.

HTH

John EB

Hi John,

Many thanks for looking into this.

I realised from your screenshots that the issue of superimposed main and mobile pages was probably just showing on my own devices (PC and iphone). I flushed the cache (Ctrl-F5 on Windows Chrome browser & Remove Website Data on my iphone) and that issue is now fixed.

I have also fixed the placeholder width so that looks good too.

Thanks again,

Graeme

Graeme, for what it's worth, I have just had the same thing happen to me, fleetingly. Multiple pages, on my Android, displayed both the mobile and main page together in a jumbled mess. I re-uploaded the site a couple of times, then rechecked, still the same. I then changed browsers on my phone and the problem had gone. I went back to first browser, and it then displayed the mobile site correctly.

Thanks @AAProds

Glad it's not just me.

@johnebaker - as moderator, can you pass this onto developers to investigate and hopefully fix? One possibility is adding an incremental number to any javascript files that have been changed so that they are then pulled fresh from the server rather than reloaded from the browser cache.

@Graeme-Summers

@johnebaker, like ALL the moderators on this forum, is simply a fellow-user of the software. We have no method of directly passing anything onto the developers of any of the software which Magix produces! Our method of contact is, essentially, the same as yours: the Support button in the header of any forum page. Clearly, we have staff members who we can message but no direct contact with any developer, sorry.

Jeff
(Another) Forum Moderator

@Graeme-Summers, @AAProds

Hi

This is not an issue with Web Designer, it is the web browsers caching all or parts of the web page.

There may also be local cached copies on ISPs servers - this can be a pain as the cached files do not get refreshed until the ISPs cache times out and then fetches the latest version.

The caching is done to reduce load on the Internet and ensure that the viewer has a 'happy' experience with fast loading - you may remember the days of dial up modems?

For testing websites I use my laptop - it is set up to retain no cached data, Windows and the web browsers, are set delete everything ie history, cached files, cookies etc on exit.

John EB