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Hey Dianne!

Your best bet is going to be to include the shortcode for form on the page you want to add it to:

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

Check it out under the “Advanced” section of the installation page.

Let us know if we can assist in any other way!

Cheers

Hey there!

Unfortunately, at this point in time, the plugin does not support the inclusion of a pre-filled, hidden field. Your best bet would be to include the embedded form and maybe check out a third-party plugin that forces WordPress to honor the exact HTML that’s included (rather than the proprietary way of rendering it).

While I can’t necessarily troubleshoot any issues, I have seen some success with the “Raw HTML” plugin and the MailChimp embedded form:

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/raw-html/

I’ll certainly pass that feedback along regarding the hidden field, as well.

If we can help with anything else, give us a shout.

Cheers

Hey there, Robert!

For security reasons, the only way the update profile link can be accessed is through an email that’s sent through MailChimp. Using the MailChimp hosted signup forms, if someone tries to resubscribe, we prompt them to update their profile through an email that we can send them. Unfortunately, the WordPress plugin doesn’t offer this same functionality, yet.

As far as how best to achieve this goal, you’ve got a couple of options. The best way is to include an “Update Profile” link within your campaigns that are sent through MailChimp:

How can I add an update profile link?: http://eepurl.com/iphR

Another option would be to point subscribers to the hosted form in your MailChimp account so that they can trigger that “update profile” email from MailChimp.

If we can assist with anything else, give us a shout.

Cheers

Ah!

I totally misunderstood. Apologies.

Okay, so if you’re wanting to adjust the height of the form, we can definitely work with that. You can either delete the above-mentioned CSS or leave it, totally up to you. However, for the height, we’ll want to add the following:

.mc_form_inside {
height: X px;}

Where “X” is the height in pixels you’re looking for. I used 220px and got the following results:

Screenshot — http://cl.ly/image/1X3R2j322u0e

Hopefully that helps get you in the right direction!

Cheers

Hey there, Drew!

Thanks for the kind words. 🙂

If you’re talking about the input areas for “Email Address”, “First Name”, and “Last Name”, I can definitely help with that. I have to assume you’re on the summitseminars.com page, specifically under “Sales” as that’s the only MailChimp form I could find.

If that’s the correct page, then you’ll want to use Chrome’s Developer Tools (or Firebug for Firefox) to narrow down exactly what elements we want to style. In this specific case, we’re editing the input areas:

#mc_signup_form .mc_input {
width: 95%;}

We apply the width attribute and add that code to your Style.css file, and you should see something like this in your page:

Screenshot — http://cl.ly/image/0W2m2q3j2S0V

Cheers

Ah! Gotcha, now. 🙂

I will certainly pass that feedback along! While I can’t provide a timeline for that sort of thing, I’ll make sure it gets in front of the right people.

Cheers

Hey guys, just to clarify, this is definitely on the radar and the devs are working towards getting an updated plugin out for everyone. Unfortunately, I can’t provide an ETA at this time.

Cheers