Is the Submit button flexible?
Steven Love
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Scott Swedorski
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As to the other question, I am sorry but not at this time.
Steven Love
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Steven Love
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Don Morris
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You mean something like this?
http://cl.ly/image/021B2T003i0I/Screenshot%20of%20Safari.png
Absolutely! But you have to be comfortable getting your hands dirty with CSS. I created this form by adding a single email field to a new form and then making these changes to the Form Options:
http://cl.ly/image/0G411R2k1T1T/mini-optin.fb_-_Web_Form_Builder.jpg
I then set the email field to 75% and removed its label. But the really important changes are made to the Form Name.html file in the Form Name folder:
<body><!-- Start of the body content for CoffeeCup Web Form Builder -->
<style>
#docContainer #fb-form-header1 {
display: none;
}
#docContainer #fb-submit-button-div {
margin-top: -41px;
margin-right: 20px;
float: right;
}
</style>
The section in the <style>...</style> tags gets copied and pasted right under the <body> tag in that file. Use a text editor like TextWrangler to make that change, then save the file and upload it.
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Don Morris
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Good point. What I will do in a case like this is use TextWrangler (I use BBEdit, actually -- TextWrangler has many of the same features and is free) to Find Differences between the copy on the server and the one now on my computer. It's very easy to select each difference and reapply the code that you want to retain from the old version.
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