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@svend-rugaard While it’s great of Henry to try and see what the issue is, please bear in mind there is a limit to the extent of help we can offer on what is a themeing issue with a third party theme and to some extent lies more with the theme to perhaps help out with.

Hi @svend-rugaard

This looks like a CSS issue with your theme.

My guess is there is some sort of left padding on the text field.

@svend-rugaard

You need to put the php tags around the code, so <?php goes before the code danbp gave you.

// is used to tell php to ignore the current ( single ) line. Multi line comments start with /* and end with */.

Then ?> needs to go at the end of the file.

There should be nothing ( including spaces or blank lines ) before the opening <?…[Read more]

@svend-rugaard

You need to put the php tags around the code, so <?php goes before the code danbp gave you.

// is used to tell php to ignore the current ( single ) line. Multi line comments start with /* and end with */

Then ?> needs to go at the end of the file.

There should be nothing ( including spaces or blank lines ) before the opening <?p…[Read more]

@svend-rugaard

You need to put the php tags around the code, so <?php goes before the code danbp gave you.

// is used to tell php to ignore the current ( single ) line. Multi line comments start with /* and end with */

Then ?> needs to go at the end of the file.

There should be nothing ( including spaces or blank lines ) before the opening <?p…[Read more]

@svend-rugaard

You need to put the php tags around the code, so <?php goes before the code danbp gave you.

// is used to tell php to ignore the current ( single ) line. Multi line comments start with /* and end with */ tags. This is commonly known as commenting out…..

Then ?> needs to go at the end of the file.

There should be nothing (…[Read more]

@svend-rugaard

You need to put the php tags around the code, so <?php goes before the code danbp gave you.

// is used to tell php to ignore the current ( single ) line. ( Multi line comments start with /* and end with */ )

Then ?> needs to go at the end of the file.

There should be nothing ( including spaces or blank lines ) before the…[Read more]