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[Brad.Sonya Dark Contribution Level: 2]

Hey Guys:

Im having heaps of trouble with aweber forms in single blog posts, "Not the ones you put on every post in a footer plugin or something.

I use different forms on different posts, but I'm finding that getting a nice looking form on a post is next to impossible!
I use dreamweaver and place the form into a table then make the changes and it doesn't look to bad "in dreamweaver" but when I upload it to blog things go kookey!

The height of the form is the problem? I have tried lots of different things to get the height down but its just plain insubordinate and refuses to obey its master

I am not sure how to do it without tables? Maybe CSS but thats going to be a brain-strain.
http://brad-sonya-dark.com/driving-traffic/affiliate-marketing-secrets/

[Victor A. Roestad Contribution Level: 1]

Have you tried using the javascript snipped in opposed to the html?

It seems to work for me (example: http://dedicatedsponsors.blogspot.com/2010/02/test.html)

What kind of blog script do you use?


Warmest regards,

Victor A. Roestad

[Mark Worthen Contribution Level: 2]

This isn't what you asked about but ... your blog is very wide, which means the visitor has to scroll horizontally in order to see the entire site. Studies have shown that people tend to click away from a site more often if they have to scroll horizontally.

You can see how much of your site a visitor sees without scrolling by using Google's Broswer Size. It will also give you an idea of what width to use for optimal viewing.

All the Best,

Mark