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Enlarging Email Box on Aweber

by Aaron Bradley
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Can anyone help me with enlarging the box where the email is typed in on an Aweber form. I know using Dreamweaver is a pretty easy fix, but I don't have the $$ to buy the software at this time. I currently use Amaya and Kompozer to do my html editing. I've attached a picture of what I need to do. Thanks in advance!

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  • Profile picture of the author rhinocl
    Use Firefox with firebug to identify the name of the input field. Experiment with changing the attributes- you probably need to change the 'length'.
    Now click copy css and paste that into a text editor. Look at the inline style above the html code for your aweber form and find the css referring to that field. Increase the length attribute of that field.
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  • Profile picture of the author Aaron Bradley
    I will give this a try and let you know, thanks for your help!


    Update:
    Ok, could not find what you were talking about. I did see a "tab index"....I don't see anything about a length.
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  • Profile picture of the author Rob Whisonant
    Edit the page in a simple text editor. Look for the form field you want to change the size of. Then edit the size= element to whatever size you want.

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    • Profile picture of the author rhinocl
      Rob is correct you want to change the 'size' rather than the length. Size is measured in number of characters.

      Tabindex allows you to control the order of the focused input when someone is using tabs to move through your form. You can omit it unless you need this to happen in a specific order that doesn't match the display order of the elements.
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