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Hello there,
We have an event set up that is free to attend. When users register, they are taken to a registration confirmation page that is a little confusing. It shows the info submitted in two boxes and have two “Confirm Registration” buttons. Is there any way to get just one button? Or consolidate the info into one box, etc?
The second button is there for when there are a lot of question/answers so people don’t have to scroll back to the top.
You can hide the second button with this CSS rule:
/* hide second confirmation button */
input#confirm2.btn_event_form_submit {display:none;}
This can be added to your theme’s stylesheet or the theme option’s style editor if it has that feature. The my custom CSS plugin or Jetpack plugin also offers CSS editing functionality.
Alternatively, you can set the confirmation page to be skipped in Event Espresso>General settings if you’d prefer to skip it altogether.
Thanks, this helps a lot. I just turned off the confirmation page in the settings. It’s such a simple registration form that we can probably do without that added bit.
Thank you!
Kristen
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