Support » Plugin: MailChimp List Subscribe Form » mc_signup_submit problem after update

  • Resolved whatachamp

    (@whatachamp)


    After updating the plugin on all my sites, I have noticed the styling for the submit buttons is being overridden by Mailchimp plugin styling.

    Specificially this is for the selector #mc_signup_submit. No styling code from the plugin should be comnig through, becuase I have Custom Styling NOT enabled in the plugin settings.

    Developers, can you please look into? I don’t really want to go to every site I use this plugin on and edit my CSS to remove the plugin’s styling.. that shouldn’t be there.

    Thank you

    http://wordpress.org/plugins/mailchimp/

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  • Thread Starter whatachamp

    (@whatachamp)

    I believe the code is coming through from mailchimp_widget.php, line 94.

    #mc_signup_submit {
    		margin-top: 1.5em;
    		width: 80%;
    	}

    Its making all my submit buttons too wide, and shifiting them with that margin. Sigh.

    Hey whatachamp,

    Thanks for posting! Sorry to hear about the issues that you’re seeing with unwanted changes to your sign-up forms. To clarify, the custom styling option in the plugin’s settings will allow for enabling and disabling the CSS code that would be added with the options just under that checkbox (border, text color, background color), but I’m afraid that it would not be able to disable all CSS included with the plugin, like the CSS that you referenced in your reply in the mailchimp_widget.php file.

    On my end, I’ll make sure to pass along a request to include a feature in the plugin settings that would allow for an easy way to disable all CSS included with the plugin, so as to avoid the types of issue that you’re seeing.

    In the mean time, I’m afraid that the best bet, as you mentioned, would be to remove or modify the problematic CSS code from the mailchimp_widget.php file on each site that is seeing adverse effects from it. Alternatively, while not ideal in every situation, you may consider adding additional code to your theme’s stylesheet to target the #mc_signup_submit ID and use an !important declaration to override the plugin’s CSS.

    If you have any additional questions, feel free to post back here and I’d be happy to help.

    -tk

    Thread Starter whatachamp

    (@whatachamp)

    Hi tk, thanks for replying.

    Yes, it would be ideal if switching off the CSS from the settings panel switched off ALL the CSS… because theme creators like me like to have complete control 🙂

    I have adjusted my theme for the #mc_signup_submit selector, for one of my sites at least.

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