Plugin Contributor
Freddie
(@fmixell)
Hey @dragoncreative,
Sorry for the late reply, where did you put that code is it in your theme or child themes functions.php file?
Cheers,
Freddie
No worries, thanks for replying.
It is in the child theme functions.php
Thanks
Plugin Contributor
Freddie
(@fmixell)
Hey @dragoncreative,
Actually you can change that in your individual form settings here’s a screenshot:
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If you see there’s a little pencil next to the field name. Click that and change it. After you change it make sure you click the checkbox to save.
Also, if you click on the field ( not the pencil ) it will expand with more options. There you’ll find a place to add a placeholder for your field.
Cheers,
Freddie
It doesn’t appear to be possible to do that on the form I have.
I imported the address field from Mailchimp, on the front end form it automatically populated the imported address field with various address lines – address, address2, city, zip, country
Plugin Contributor
Freddie
(@fmixell)
@dragoncreative,
I just double checked my setup and it looks like you need to go into Mailchimp and do the following:
– Click Audience at the top of the page.
– Under the “Current Audience” dropdown choose your list.
– On the right side of the page choose Settings in the “Manage Audience” dropdown.
– Scroll down to “Audience fields and *|MERGE|* tags”
– Navigate to the Zip field and change that to Post Code or whatever you’d like to call it.
Enjoy the rest of your day!
– Freddie
Hi Freddie,
Thanks for the response.
When I go into Mailchimp, there is no Zip Field, only an Address field, I have taken a screenshot but cannot find anywhere here to attach it.
In wordpress, when I add the Address field, Yikes seems to be splitting it out into different fields, for addr1, addr2, town, zip code