Hey rebob987!
Thanks for getting a hold of us. We’re happy to go through how we’d generally go about modifying that field.
Whenever we want to perform edits to the CSS of the plugin, we’ll actually want to perform them from within your theme’s styles.css file. As it relates to that particular email field, we’ll want to ahead and use the .mc_input class from the plugin’s CSS cheat sheet. For example, if we want to reduce the plugin’s width to 50% of the container the signup form has been placed within, we could use the following code:
.mc_input {max-width:50%;}
That said, if you’d like for us to take a closer look at that the way the plugin is interacting with the CSS on your site, feel free to reply with the full URL and we’ll be happy to help.
-Elliot
Hi Elliot,
I’m having this same issue, I posted on another thread, but this is the relevant one (just saw it).
Here’s the link to my landing page with the wonky email input field.
Even after adding CSS to that page trying to set it to 600×80, it won’t budge.
http://www.paperclipvirtual.com/go/download-free-report/
Hi Paperclipvirtual,
Thanks for hopping in the forum. Taking look at your site, it appears another plugin is being used. This forum is really geared towards supporting the plugin located here: http://wordpress.org/plugins/mailchimp/
Since the css styles and classes would be different it would be best to reach out to the developer of the plugin for help with styling it. A link to the plugin site can usually be found on the plugins page in the WordPress admin area.
Let us know if you have any other questions.
-mc_d
