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AWeber Question - how do you make the hover forms look...well.....good?

by LeapingHorse
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I'm an aweber member and like the idea of using the pop-up/Hover webforms, but they look really unprofessional in my opinion!

Now, I'm a new member, so I'm sure there's a way to get them looking spiffy. The question is - how?

Any help would be awesome......
#aweber #forms #hover #lookwellgood #make #question
  • Profile picture of the author LeapingHorse
    Bump for the day crowd....
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  • Profile picture of the author Kelly Verge
    I've been struggling with this as well. Everything looks good except for the actual input blocks, which are always left-aligned.

    I'm currently looking at other options. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find one that will do specifically what I'm looking for (lightbox with faded background page + loads 5 seconds after page load + cookied so that visitors only see it once.).
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    • Profile picture of the author schabotte
      There are a variety of hover page generators on the market that make all sorts of neat hover ads.

      If you find one that has examples you like, just use it to create your hover ad and then instead of a text message, you will put in your aweber subscribe stuff.

      Alternatively, you can mess around with the javascript and html code to control the look and behavior but it does require some knowledge of those areas.

      An example of a neat set of tools is Popup Generator, Hover Ad Creator and Pop up Generator. They have a free trial so you might want to give it a whirl.
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  • Profile picture of the author LeapingHorse
    Thanks for the reply.

    Just to clarify, these programs will generate the pop-ups and you then insert certain code provided by aweber?
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