Aweber and my theme...Help please

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by quatto, Dec 20, 2010.

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    This is what Aweber told me:


    "We took a look that the HTML of your site. It appears that the CSS style
    sheet for your website is overwriting the CSS of our web form. Try placing
    your form in separate table tab in your HTML."


    http://webhostmaven.com

    How do I do this? Can someone walk me through this?

    How do I place the form in a separate table tab? Right now I have it in a widget that is taking the CSS from the theme.
     
    quatto, Dec 20, 2010 IP
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    WebPageMistakes Well-Known Member

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    You have the Aweber form commented out for some reason in the coding.

    <!-- and the ending --> make the coding between them not viewable. Take those out and see if that helps.
     
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    Forgive my ignorance, but where is that? and how and what exactly, am I making not viewable?
     
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    WebPageMistakes Well-Known Member

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    The <!-- and --> are the set of comment tags. http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_comment.asp When you surround a section of coding with them, the browser doesn't show the stuff inside the opening an closing comment tags.

    As far as where to fix this, use what ever you used to insert Aweber coding in the first place. Go back there and remove the <!-- and further down the page the --> parts, save and see if the form shows up.

    BTW: you should really remove all those instructions from the different things you have added. It creates bloated coding.
     
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