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== Customizing a Capture Form ==
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== Customizing Fonts and Colors ==
  
 
Most web pages are designed to have our Capture Forms ''inherit'' the style of the page on which they are being placed (fonts, colors, etc...). Should you find the need to further stylize your form, we have provided some tools to make manual changes to form size, fonts, colors, and other features.
 
Most web pages are designed to have our Capture Forms ''inherit'' the style of the page on which they are being placed (fonts, colors, etc...). Should you find the need to further stylize your form, we have provided some tools to make manual changes to form size, fonts, colors, and other features.

Revision as of 18:37, 5 March 2012

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Getting the HTML Code

Placing a Capture Form on your web page is as simple as copy and paste. You can choose to copy a single line of JavaScript, or the entire raw HTML table.

Either method (JavaScript or HTML) will generate a Capture Form containing all data you wish to collect from your subscribers.

Customizing Fonts and Colors

Most web pages are designed to have our Capture Forms inherit the style of the page on which they are being placed (fonts, colors, etc...). Should you find the need to further stylize your form, we have provided some tools to make manual changes to form size, fonts, colors, and other features.


<seealso> Customizing Campaign Data </seealso>