Ken

I also started getting this problem with thesis and had to update things a bit. Took me a while to track it down at first.

Anyway, I created a quick screencast to show you how to fix it on YOUR site.

here’s the link: http://www.screencast.com/t/LKL5clqh 

Thanks for the code, but for some reason it’s not showing correctly on my site.  Mind taking a look?   http://awesomephysique.net/hi/

Thanks,

Ken

I have my sidebar form and popup as well as ViperBar at the top, so having another form would be a bit too much in my eyes. I even added a cool looking version of that same form into my blog header, but it was right under my ViperBar thing.

The only other thing I was thinking of doing is using the optional feature section to add a video and opt in form on my homepage only kinda like what you said in the first place.. lol 

Thanks again,
-Gabriel 

http://www.w3schools.com/css/ is a good starting point.

I just installed my form to the footer of every blog post (using the endcode plugin) and I am curious to see how it performs versus a standard Aweber, email only form!

Thank you very much as I was looking for this!
-Gabriel Johansson

To add the form to my blog here, I just added the html part to a sidebar widget and added the CSS to the custom.css file in thesis. If you’re using a different theme, just add the css in your main .css file.

Make sense?

I’ve been looking for a horizontal aweber optin form for a while, so it was cool to read your post.

How would this work if I wanted to use it on a wordpress blog? Because I notice you’ve styled the form using inline styling which is inside the head tags.

Also, how do you get the Aweber 10 digit number if you’re creating your own form? I though Aweber assigned this number to the forms you create on its site.

Thanks buddy

Craig