Masks Form Fields vs Multilingual Contact Form 7 with Polylang

Add a class in the form field. Example of use with Contact Form 7: [tel your-phone class:phone placeholder "Phone"] Listing of classes available for use. ('span.start, input.start').mff_mask('00/0000'); ('span.date, input.date').mff_mask('00/00/0000'); ('span.time, input.time').mff_mask('00:00:00'); ('span.time2, input.time2').mff_mask('00:00'); ('input.date_time').mff_mask('00/00/0000 00:00:00'); ('input.date_time2').mff_mask('00/00/0000 00:00'); ('input.cep').mff_mask('00000-000', { clearIfNotMatch: true }); ('input.zip').mff_mask('00000'); ('input.phone, input[name="phonebr"]').mff_mask(PhoneMaskBehavior, nonoOptions); ('input.phone_us').mff_mask('(000) 000-0000'); ('input.taxid').mff_mask('00-0000000'); ('input.ssn').mff_mask('000-00-0000'); ('input.mixed').mff_mask('AAA 000-S0S'); ('input.cpf').mff_mask('000.000.000-00', { reverse: true, clearIfNotMatch: true }); ('input.cnpj').mff_mask('00.000.000/0000-00', { reverse: true, clearIfNotMatch: true }); ('input.money').mff_mask('000.000.000.000.000,00', { reverse: true }); ('input.money2').mff_mask('#.##0,00', { reverse: true }); ('input.money3').mff_mask('#,##0.00', { reverse: true }); ('input.money4').mff_mask('000,000,000,000,000.00', { reverse: true }); ('input.money5').mff_mask('#.##0', { reverse: true }); ('input.money6').mff_mask('#,##0', { reverse: true }); ('input.ip_address').mff_mask('099.099.099.099'); ('input.percent').mff_mask('##0,00%', { reverse: true }); ('input.percent2').mff_mask('##0.00%', { reverse: true }); ('input.percent3').mff_mask('990,0%', { reverse: true }); ('input.percent4').mff_mask('990.0%', { reverse: true }); ('input.percent5').mff_mask('#,##0%', { reverse: true }); ('input.percent6').mff_mask('#.##0%', { reverse: true }); Click here for more details on how to add custom mask. Optional – Added option for the format of the Brazilian phone number, with attribute name equal to phonebr. Credits jQuery Mask Plugin

This plugin makes it possible to use Contact Form 7 forms on multilingual pages by using Polylang and its string translations. Other than existing solutions you don´t have to create a form for each language, but you can use one single CF7 form for all languages. How does it work? With this plugin active, you can setup translatable placeholders in your forms, emails and form messages. The placeholders are using curly braces, like this: {Text to translate}. When these are setup, you can then translate the strings in Languages > String translations, filter for “Contact Form 7” Translate form messages This plugin gives you two ways of translating the form messages. The simple way: You only have to make sure the form messages are all set to the english default values. Then they are automatically translated via the normal plugin language pack. You may have to update your WordPress language packs after setting up your languages in Polylang. The custom way: Set the strings (or part of strings) you want to have translated in curly braces and they will appear in the Polylang string translations where you can translate them.