[Keith Crusher]

Something in your theme or other CSS is limiting the width of the [input] element.

input[type=text], input[type=password], input[type=search], input[type=email], input[type=url], input[type=tel] {
max-width: 24.3em; <—- THIS IS THE PROBLEM
width: 100%;
}

[Keith Crusher]

How long have you been using WordPress or plugins? I ask because it’s stated directly in the product sales info that you get updates for 1 year – so any updates that occur within 1 year of your purchase date.

In this case I might call this a bug and you should file a bug report (I will be as well as it really should hide again when unchecking the box, IMO).

Generally speaking you should do at least a modicum of research and/or testing with the plugin to make sure it fits your needs. Having *any* expectation that a feature will be implemented because you need it is..unwise.

[Keith Crusher]

It’s definitely ‘known’. I don’t think the author of the plugin has completed the code to check when things change for a checkbox and remove the styles that are applied to it’s conditional fields.

[Keith Crusher]

I’m not seeing the proper hook either – my go-to would be a quick bit of Javascript.

This link should get you in the ballpark:

http://keithscode.com/tutorials/javascript/3-a-simple-javascript-password-validator.html

[Keith Crusher]

If you don’t put anything into the Field Size field, they should default to 100%.

If you’re seeing something different, you’ll need to provide more info and, ideally, a link to your site where we can see exactly what you’re referring to.

[Keith Crusher]

Check the box for ‘Read-Only for non admin’ in the Rules section, save and test again…

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