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David Calderon asked 3 years ago
Victor Font answered 3 years ago
So realistically you want to change what the button looks like or is there more to it than that?
Hello Bobby, thank you so much for asking!
What I am attempting to do is to break out the continue and submit buttons so that when those buttons are clicked they can trigger an animation with the Revolution Slider plugin but also move to the next page of the form or submit the form. Currently, since the form is loaded on the slide via a shortcode, I can't get it to trigger an animation only when the submit button or continue button are pressed. Instead, if I click anywhere on the form, an animation is triggered because it is tied to the shortcode as a whole and so anything rendered from the shortcode will trigger the animation. I hope that makes sense?
Thank you for anything you can do to help!
David
So you sort of have a slider within a slider then. Why is the conversational form within Revolution Slider?
Yes, sort of. The conversational form I am using to break apart the ordering process while revolution slider is being used to highlight the part of the item they are ordering that will be affected by the response they are entering at that moment. The revolution slider portion is essentially being used for illustrative purposes. The form itself is being used to order the item displayed on revolution sliders.
Thank you! 🙂