Help Needed: Fixing Typeform Survey Styling, JavaScript Conflicts, and Submission Handling on My Website

Hi @steward9 Thanks for stopping by the community. I took a look at the website, but I’m not seeing a typeform on the page. Could you share the URL where you have the form located so we can see how the code is interacting with the website? Thanks!

Hey @steward9 don’t forget to share the URL if you still need help with this 😊

Hey ​@steward9

Yes, I’ve run into similar issues with Typeform embeds while working on APK sites.

 here are some simple tips that might help:

1. Styling & Responsiveness: Instead of the standard embed, try using the "popup" or "drawer" embed options from Typeform—they’re more responsive and don’t interfere with your page’s layout. If you’re using the iframe embed, wrap it in a div with a custom class and apply CSS like max-width: 100%; height: auto; to help responsiveness.

2. JavaScript Conflicts: Use the Typeform Embed SDK instead of just the iframe code. It’s better at handling conflicts. Add it from their official CDN and then initialize the form via JS, which gives you more control.

3. Redirect on Submit: When using the Embed SDK, you can use the onSubmit event.

Thanks for sharing this solution

I’ve run into similar issues when embedding Typeform, so here are a few tips that should help:

1. Styling & Responsiveness:
Instead of trying to override Typeform’s iframe CSS (which is limited), use the “full-page embed” or “popup embed” options from Typeform. They adapt much better to different screen sizes. If you need it inline, wrap the embed code in a responsive container with CSS like:

.embed-container { position: relative; padding-bottom: 100%; height: 0; overflow: hidden; } .embed-container iframe { position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%; }

2. JavaScript Conflicts:
Load the Typeform embed script after other scripts, ideally at the bottom of the page, so it doesn’t block or conflict. If you’re using a builder (like WordPress, Wix, etc.), make sure you don’t have multiple versions of the same JS libraries (like jQuery) loading.

3. Submission Handling (Redirect to Thank You Page):
In Typeform settings, go to “Endings” → “Redirect on completion” and enter your thank-you page URL. That way you don’t need extra code—it’s handled by Typeform directly.

👉 If you’re not comfortable editing code, the easiest fix is to re-generate the embed code from Typeform with the right settings and replace your current one.
Hope So this will work for you.

Hi,

I can help you fix the styling, JS conflicts, and submission handling for your Typeform embed. Here’s what I recommend:

• Ensure you’re adding the official Typeform embed script as shown in their documentation

• Wrap your custom CSS in a container class or use more specific selectors to avoid conflicts

• Defer or asynchronously load non-critical JavaScript so it doesn’t block or override Typeform scripts

• Listen for the Typeform “submit” event in your JS and handle it properly (e.g. for redirects or callbacks)

• If there are conflicting libraries (e.g. jQuery version mismatch), isolate the Typeform code or use noConflict mode

• Always test in a clean environment (disable other plugins or scripts) to locate the conflict
  
  I have already give you a solution and i think it’s didn’t work for you.Hope so this will work for you!