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How To Put Aweber Form On Image?

by Taniwha
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I'm trying to put a transparent Aweber form (email address & 'submit' button) over an image.

Website: http://bulkingmode.com/

As you can see, I have a box under the header & navigation bar. Where you see the blank space (bottom right), is where I want the Aweber form.

I'm sure it's some simple html code, but I'm useless at coding.

Could anyone help me out?

PS. I've searched Google, but found no fixes.
#aweber #form #image #put
  • Profile picture of the author Taniwha
    bumpity bump bump
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  • Profile picture of the author stephtwy
    use a floating div?

    You can try to make a div with absolute positioning to be there and insert your form script in the div box.
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  • Profile picture of the author Taniwha
    Hey, thanks heaps for your reply, but I'm clueless with coding. Could you please tell me how to do that?
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    • Profile picture of the author Taniwha
      Specifically, if someone could create a code where I can simply paste the aweber code and alter the coordinates.

      Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author Istvan Horvath
    Originally Posted by Taniwha View Post

    I'm sure it's some simple html code, but I'm useless at coding.
    If it was simple you wouldn't be here asking.

    If you are clueless... NEVER assume it is simple. Only ignorant and arrogant people assume it would be easy and ask (demand) a ready made solution; i.e. to be spoon-fed and expecting that others would do the legwork for them.

    At least be a bit considerate and do NOT devaluate the skills and knowledge people would use if they wanted to help you.

    As to your question: You can not "put it" on an image... you can however, have an image as the background image for a HTML element (either the div around the form or the form itself)

    Also, you should sharpen your google skills:
    How to place background image for form? - Yahoo! Answers

    P.S. Never bump a thread or it will disappear for good...
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  • Profile picture of the author Taniwha
    My bad for assuming it was easy. I'd go with ignorant rather then arrogant.. It wasn't my intention to "devaluate" the knowledge of coders.

    But I'm not sure how you got to the conclusion that I was "demanding". I asked questions; I didn't demand answers.

    Believe it or not, some people enjoy helping clueless people out, so I was seeking out those people.

    Thanks for providing a resource, though. I shall try to use that now.

    EDIT: I used the code: <div class="form" style=" background-image:url( ...image url... ); ">
    to no avail. I put the full aweber code in the "form" and the image url in the ().
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