How to Create a Horizontal AWeber Opt-in Form
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Thanks for this clear and articulate tutorial, it was really easy to follow and I got a bit lost initially with the stylesheet as I am definitely not a coder.......but I got it to work in the end and it looks fab.....thanks again, Trish
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@internetgenius thanks a lot. now, i'm not sure where i should plug the java snippet/code. i want to place it just below the end of a post. how can i do that? do i have to do it thru the widgets and place it in the footer? i have syncronized aweber with my wordpress blog...
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Great tutorial. This CSS worked well for all the browsers except Internet Explorer. Is there a way to get Internet Explorer to place all the fields on one row?
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this is so helpful! thanks!
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Great information.
I am trying to do this , but not getting this horizontally at all !
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Fantastic work - very helpful - simple, elegant solution - thanks! Jim
what if I already have two webforms and I don't want them to have the horizontal labels...
by changing the CSS file, will all the webforms have this "horizontal look"?
MiguelAngel75 2 weeks ago
@MiguelAngel75 As long as you target the appropriate web form with the correct form ID, then the CSS code should only affect the specific web form that you want to be horizontal.
internetgenius 2 weeks ago