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Thanks for logging in. Just for that I made you a little video: http://youtu.be/oLrNhA7QL1c
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Hope it clears up your questions.

Did that video help answer some of your questions? I'm going to be signing off for the night pretty soon and don't want to leave you hanging since we are in different time zones.

FANTASTIC! Thank you SO much Steve, that was brilliant. I hope that video helps others as much as it helped me. It's SO simple once you know how.

One more question about styling. I would love some more space under my heading (Packages) and even between the checkbox items. Even line breaks would do. I'm just not sure how to do that....

*edit to add*
I might have more questions Steve, but tomorrow will do. There's no great rush! Thanks again.

There is a "customize HTML" section where you can manually add breaks. I'm not seeing that heading, so maybe it has changed...Also, I can help some custom CSS to add to your theme if you let me know what you are looking for. Glad you got that calculation working and PayPal bit worked out.

Brilliant video. So helpful. I am about to create a similar form, so the video has made it so much easier because I will now know exactly what to do.

Thanks for all you've done Steve. A little help with custom CSS would be fantastic.

My headings are all back in place now. I read that they are styled from my themes h2 tags, but at the moment my headings don't appear to have any styling at all! My theme is Prophoto 4. It has an elaborate 'back end for dummies' so we're warned not to mess around with CSS file. However there is an area to add custom CSS. I just want those headings to be red, medium sized and Times New Roman.... a bit like the page heading... 'registration'.

The other issue is the line spacing, especially at the bottom in the 'optional extras' area. I think things would be much easier to read if they weren't so squished together. I'd like more space under the headings, field labels, between the check boxes and above the field instructions.

One more small thing. My TOTAL field works perfectly, but is there a way to add either a dollar sign before or decimal place and zero's after that total. It's no biggie. Just thought I'd ask.

Thanks again, Annie.

To style the "Personal Details" heading to match the registration heading, use this CSS:
#frm_form_6_container h1 {
color: #CB1A1A;
font-family: BrawlerRegular, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
font-size: 26px;
text-transform: lowercase;
font-weight: 400;}
You can adjust the numbers however you would like...this is just using the same CSS that the page title is currently using.
Try adding this to increase the line spacing...let me know if it does what you are looking for:
#frm_form_6_container {line-height:2;}

To round the calculation to 2 decimal places, use this in the calculation of your total field:

[25]+[26]+[27]).toFixed(2
Add “).toFixed(2″ to the end of your calculation. This option will add floating zeros if needed. I know the Parenthesis are off and look wrong, but add exactly what is in the quotes above to your calculation.

To add the dollar sign, you can go to the form settings page, and click the "customize HTML" tab. Add the $ right before [input] in your "total" box for that field. (see screenshot)