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How Do I plug in graphic to opt in box

by briddick
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I just bought a few graphics and have even made a few as well off of photoshop and Illustrator. I have an autoresponder and am able to copy and paste the code but I still don't know how to overlay the graphic onto the opt in box so I have a sexy place where people can opt in.

I have dreamweaver CS4 and am able to use it on a basic level. I've searched all over for tutorials/advice and haven't found any.

Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks

-Briddick
#box #graphic #opt #plug
  • Profile picture of the author Malachi Kelly
    It's very difficult to explain but i'll give it a go...when I add my autoresponder code to a graphic opt in box I create the form code from the autoresponder then paste it above the html for the opt in graphic box.

    Then cross reference the elements so the code reads correct and presto that usally works for me.

    If your still stuck PM with the autoresponder code and your graphic code and i'll put it together for you.
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  • Profile picture of the author Orlando Web Design
    what you need to do is add the html code for a background image.

    You will need to do this using css.

    Here is a good tutorial which will explain all:

    CSS Background

    Good luck!
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    • Profile picture of the author mikeey
      Originally Posted by Orlando Web Design View Post

      what you need to do is add the html code for a background image.

      You will need to do this using css.

      Here is a good tutorial which will explain all:

      CSS Background

      Good luck!
      This tutorial worked really well, thank you for very much for posting this.
      I know of a few people in the forum have asked something along the same lines so im going to send them to this thread.

      cheers nice one.
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  • Profile picture of the author mattalways
    <div id="backgroundimage" style="background: url('URL_TO_IMAGE_HERE') no-repeat;"> The opt in code here </div>

    Is that what you're trying to do?
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    • Profile picture of the author KarlWarren
      Originally Posted by mattalways View Post

      <div id="backgroundimage" style="background: url('URL_TO_IMAGE_HERE') no-repeat;"> The opt in code here </div>

      Is that what you're trying to do?
      Yes, this is the correct - and most browser friendly method.

      Additionally, if you have a custom button image to use - you will need to amend your autoresponder code slightly.

      Replace the following html:
      <input type="submit"

      With:
      <input type="image" src="the image filename"

      Please notice that I'm not saying replace the whole line - you only need to change the input type and add the src with the filename.

      Kindest regards,
      Karl.
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      • Profile picture of the author briddick
        Thank you so much guys! I really appreciate it
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  • Profile picture of the author Eddieheli
    Hi,

    This is covered in my Creating Video Squeeze Pages video lesson from my Millionaire Masterclass video collection.

    The part you need is in Video 13

    I have put a copy up on my personal website for you to watch

    click here




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