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[Eric McMillan Company: Global Resorts Network Contribution Level: 2]

Does any one know where I go to insert my aWeber code on wordpress so that the opt in shows up on all of my posts. I have searched Google and this is really starting to drive me nuts. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Eric McMillan

[Kurt Henninger Company: Shaklee Corporation Contribution Level: 5]

There is a pretty cool plugin which will put it in all of your posts instantly, its called MaxBlogPress opt-in adder.

Essentially what you do is add your opt-in code to the plug-in and viola, instant opt-in forms on all your blog posts.

It will have a little sub-header under the box though saying "powered by Maxblogpress" but hey, its free anyway.

Word Press can be a bugger when it comes to adding html code at times to blog posts....so you other option, instead of adding the raw html code to each blog post is to add the Javascript snippet of it.

Hope that helps.

If you have any other problems, shoot me a line.

[Sandeep Nath Company: MyLeadSystemPRO Contribution Level: 6]

It depends on your template Eric. I put a 'text widget' in the left column of my blog here http://DoOnlineBusiness.info

[David Johnson Company: Numis Network Contribution Level: 2]

If you go to your capture page, highlight your capture form. Between the tags <form action and </form>, this is your html code for your capture form.

Copy this into Wordpress, be sure to be in the html part of the Wordpress post editor. Save it. Then see if you need to change it around some in wordpress to get it to look nice. Then be sure to test it. Wordpress can be a bugger when adding html.

In the past I have had Wordpress sometimes rip some of the code out when I modify it to make it look nicer. Took me three hours one night just to get one to work. Doesn't take me that long now

[Brad.Sonya Dark Contribution Level: 2]

Hey Guys:

Im having heaps of trouble with aweber forms in single blog posts,

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 am not sure how to do it without tables?
http://brad-sonya-dark.com/driving-traffic/affiliate-marketing-secrets/

[Nathaniel Johnson Contribution Level: 6]

Eric this is easy - the easiest way I recommend doing it is by grabbing the plugin for wordpress called "Post Footer" then when you activate it go to the plugin and paste the code in the designated area and it will show up after each post.