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Hey wpfspin!

Unfortunately, because both instances of the plugin use the same CSS ids and classes, changing one through CSS will automatically change both of them. While generally we don’t recommend setting up two forms on one page, you could try and test with MailChimp’s embedded form in conjunction with the WordPress plugin.

For more information on how to add the embedded form to your page, check out this link from our Knowledge Base:

How can I add my signup form to my website?: http://eepurl.com/gOGN

One thing to keep in mind, however, is that there are some (occasional) issues with the embedded form on some WordPress sites. If you have any other questions, though, don’t hesitate to give us a shout!

Cheers

Awesome, glad to hear things got sorted!

Let us know if you run into any other weirdness. 🙂

Cheers

Hey there, Galiana!

I assume you’re talking about the text above the actual input box? If so, there’s a couple of options for taking care of that. To get rid of it entirely (which sounds more like option 2 you suggested), you’re going to want to apply a “display:none;” styling to field label class. Something like this should do the trick:

.mc_var_label {
display: none;}

That should give you something that looks a little something like this:

Screenshot — http://cl.ly/image/3L29080i1G0X

As far as adding some placeholder text to that area, unfortunately, that’s not something that the plugin supports natively. However, the fine WordPress community has come up with a little “hack” on how to get that information in there. It’s not something that I can support, but for more information to see if that fits your needs, check out this post:

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-mailchimp-list-subscribe-form-request-add-placeholder-text-for-mailchimp-widget?replies=16

Let us know if we can assist with anything else!

Cheers

Hey guys,

Apologies for letting this slip under my radar for so long.

While the MailChimp Widget and MailChimp Comment Optin plugins are third-party plugins (and thus, not officially supported), I can certainly pass this information along to our developers.

Currently, it does appear that the MailChimp List Subscribe plugin does cooperate with Analytics 360.

Appreciate your patience, here.

Cheers

Hey there, skimdc!

We’ve seen this error before, and generally, the site just needs to be re-registered through this process:

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/cant-authenticate-google-analytics-from-analytics360-plugin-page?replies=19

Cheers

Ah. That sounds like a caching issue of some sorts.

Anyway, with “other field names”, what do you mean, exactly? The plugin should be able to pull in any field that’s in your MailChimp list. You’ll just want to go to “Settings” -> “MailChimp Setup”, and at the bottom of the MailChimp options, you should see a list of checkboxes that correspond to fields in your list.

Screenshot — http://cl.ly/image/010131403k0f

Check the ones you’d like to include and then click the “Update Subscribe Form Settings” button.

If you’d like to add additional fields, that will need to be done on the MailChimp side of things:

How do I add more fields to my list?: http://eepurl.com/gOHW

After that, you’ll go back to WordPress, and from the “MailChimp Setup” screen, click the “update list” option.

Screenshot — http://cl.ly/image/3V2Y0P2V3y25

Cheers

Hey again!

In order to get to your MailChimp plugin, you’ll want to log into your WordPress dashboard and in the left column the “Settings” option should be in the left hand column, towards the bottom. From the “Settings” menu, you should see a “MailChimp Setup” option. Click on that and you should get something that looks like this:

Screenshot — http://cl.ly/image/2s2Q031r0t2e

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Hey there, Jay!

Are there any other plugins that are running on this page? Generally, we see an erorr like this for the embedded form, and not necessarily the plugin. I’d like to see if I can replicate the same behavior on my test setup.

Give me a shout back!

Cheers